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A Flicked Macca’s Pickle Is Now Art In A NZ Gallery The Aussie Artist Wants $9K For It

NZ Matw Griffin Ryan Moore
An Aussie artist has divided the New Zealand art scene after he flung a saucy Macca’s pickle onto the ceiling of an Auckland art gallery and asked NZD $10,000 (AUD $8980) for it. The piece, simply titled “Pickle”, involves exactly what you think it does — a single pickle fished out of a Macca’s burger and yeeted onto the ceiling where it stayed stuck.
Matthew GriffinRyan MooreThe Guardian

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