Instead, Haaning pocketed what amounted to approximately $84,000 in Danish kroner and euro banknotes and sent the museum two blank canvasses with a new title for the exhibit: "Take the Money and Run." ...

A Danish artist submitted blank frames as artwork. Now, he has to repay the museum. Eric Lagatta, USA TODAY. Updated Wed, September 20, 2023 at 2:57 PM UTC. 4 min read.

An artist who turned in two blank canvases titled 'Take the Money and Run' has now been told to repay $75,000. ... a Danish artist gave empty frames to a museum that paid 532,000 kroner for his art.

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A museum in Denmark lent an artist $84,000 for an exhibition - and he took the money and ran, according to CNN.

Danish Artist Who Submitted Blank Frames As Artwork Told To Repay $75,000 To Museum The museum had paid around 534,000 kroner ( $76,539) to Mr Hanning as well as an artist's fee of about 40,000 ...

Jens Haaning should still get paid 40,000 kroner for the piece — two blank frames — which the museum ended up putting on display, a court in Copenhagen said in a ruling on Monday.

Those 10 blank pieces of photo paper became pieces of fine art photography after the sale with the help of an on-site printer. Dubbed Sight Unseen, the experimental auction sold all 10 images ...