[rottenredrooster]

Very good.

[Gentle Mental]

like most hirsts nowadays - it's looks like a Banksy without the idea/punchline/gag

[Rsyok]

Jun 2, 2011 16:41:06 GMT 1 Gentle Mental said:

like most hirsts nowadays - it's looks like a Banksy without the idea/punchline/gag

I like that description quite accurate G, I still like it though skuffs and all.

[alexnh123]

Oh. so ripping of Koons now is he!

[aj2010]

Jun 2, 2011 17:54:01 GMT 1 alexnh123 said:

Oh. so ripping of Koons now is he!

Just one of many.

[nathzz]

i like it, but it seems to serve no other purpose than a smaller charity box. Like atleast try and make a statement?

[coffeecrave]

is this old or new work? it looks like he is copying jeff koons now. which is funny cus koons also steals.

its just one big cericl jerk

[wizzy]

Love it, massive.

[Sliding on the Walls]

I hope there's a ladder otherwise people won't be able to reach the slot to put the money in

[stillborncrisps]

Jun 2, 2011 22:35:09 GMT 1 @coffeecrave said:

is this old or new work?

Old. 2003.
From wikidpeadophile:

In September 2003 he had an exhibition Romance in the Age of Uncertainty at Jay Jopling's White Cube gallery in London, which made him a reported £11m,[18] bringing his wealth to over £35m. It was reported that a sculpture, Charity, had been sold for £1.5m to a Korean, Kim Chang-Il, who intended to exhibit it in his department store's gallery in Seoul.[33] The 22-foot (6.7m), 6-ton sculpture was based on the 1960s Spastic Society's model, which is of a girl in leg irons holding a collecting box. In Hirst's version the collecting box is shown broken open and is empty.