This piece was displayed at The Art Institute of Chicago: 

I don't know if that is the artist or a bemused tourist.

A 1953 VW Beetle was transformed into A Sphere:

It makes me sad that a beautiful vintage Beetle was sacrificed

for art. Why couldn't the artist have used a Yugo?

 Sun Shines In The Rusty Morning by Anya Gallaccio:

That's right - it's a pile of bricks.

What is the piece below saying?

I'd rather regurgitate worms than view art?!

Pietro Ruffo's The Chinese Empire:

 (It's a pile of empty boxes that once
held merchandise from China.)

 What appears to be a leather jacket is 
actually one piece of carved wood: 

(Including the hanger and the wallet sticking out of the pocket!)

When I first viewed the next two paintings,

I thought, "I could do that!"

Pablo Picasso's First Communion, 1896:

 Beautiful.

Pablo Picasso's Olga, 1923:

Stunning. 

Pablo Picasso's A Dream, 1932:

What the heck happened to him?!

(No kidding.)

Paint-By-Numbers art from the 1960's has become
highly collectible.  Who'd have thought?

Decorators and designers are encouraging their clients

to 'mix it up' when it comes to displaying art:

Yes, it certainly is.