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A Guide to April 2024 Art Fairs

Here's (almost) everything happening on the art fair circuit this April.

Wealthy families settle tax bills of more than £10m as artworks 'gifted' to Scotland

Sir Elton John Sells 32 Outlandish Watches At Christie's New York Auction

Sir Elton John's Cartier Crash Comes Up For Sale

Woman Crashes Rolls Royce Into $3 Million Damien Hirst Sculpture

A 66-year-old Florida woman crashed her Rolls Royce into a $3 million Damien Hirst sculpture owned by billionaire Steven Tananbaum.

Woman Crashes Her Rolls Royce Into a $3 Million Damien Hirst Sculpture

A Damien Hirst sculpture was damaged after a Rolls Royce crashed into the Florida property of billionaire hedge fund investor Steven Tananbaum. On the evening…

Enter Gallery in Brighton to host its Rare Print Show next month

Brighton's Enter Gallery is celebrating its 30th year and the return of its “highly anticipated” rare print showcase.

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The Birkinstock is 'most exclusive sandal ever made' and created from destroyed Hermès Birkin bags

The Birkinstock is ’most exclusive sandal ever made’ and created from destroyed Hermès Birkin bags By Marchelle Abrahams IT’S the unofficial collaboration we never thought we needed until now. Introducing the Birkinstock  – a sandal made from authentic destroyed Hermès Birkin bags with an official Birkenstock rubber sole. The brainchild of MSCHF, the sandal will retail from $34 000 (about R499 950) to $76 000 (about R1.1 million). It’s not the first time that Brooklyn-based collective MSCHF have taken on an unlikely collaboration. They’re the same company that brought you the Jesus shoe (Nike sneakers with soles filled with holy water) and

$76,000 Birkinstocks Made From Actual Birkin Bags?

$76,000 Birkinstocks Made From Actual Birkin Bags? Warning: Neither Hermès nor Birkenstock has approved this product. The MSCHF Birkinstocks are made from deconstructed Hermès Birkin bags, with gold vermeil buckles and actual Birkenstock cork soles.Credit...MSCHF On the second Monday in February, the Banksys of consumer culture struck again. MSCHF, the Brooklyn collective that created the “Jesus shoe” (Nike sneakers with soles filled with holy water), “88 Holes” (a Damien Hirst spot painting with all the spots cut out and sold separately) and MSCHF X (an “impossible collab” wherein the group chopped up T-shirts from 10 streetwear fashion brands and patchworked them back together) has dropped its latest piece of social media catnip.