Those 100 Million Sunflower Seeds Are Being Removed From the Tate Modern [Mistakes]

Oct 15th 2010
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Take into account that installation of 100 million meticulously hand-painted ceramic sunflower seeds that just opened a number of days ago at the Tate Modern? It turns out they’re giving off ” noxious ceramic dust” and now they all need to be removed. Whoops.

No word yet on if or when the exhibition might reopen. [ HipHopCube via BoingBoing ]

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