Love is in the Bin sold for a record price in 2021

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Love is in the Bin sold for a record price in 2021 is the partially shredded Banksy artwork that famously self-destructed during a 2018 auction and later became one of the most expensive works by the artist.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf artwork
painting
auctionHouse Sotheby’s
basedOn Girl with Balloon
color black-and-white with red balloon
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
creator Banksy
currency Pound sterling
surface form: GBP
dateOfSignificantEvent 2018-10-05
depicts a girl reaching for a red heart-shaped balloon
follows Girl with Balloon
genre contemporary art
street art
hasEffect increased fame after shredding
hasPart hidden shredder mechanism
shredded canvas
hasQuality intact upper image of girl and balloon
partially shredded lower half
hasTitle Love is in the Bin
inception 2018
locationOfFirstPerformance Sotheby’s
surface form: Sotheby’s London
materialUsed acrylic paint
canvas
frame
spray paint
movement Banksy
street art movement
notableFor being the first artwork created during a live auction
partially shredding itself immediately after being sold
owner anonymous private collector
placeOfFirstAppearance Sotheby’s
surface form: Sotheby’s London
significantEvent 2018 Sotheby’s auction shredding incident
partial self-destruction at auction
soldAtAuction Sotheby’s
surface form: Sotheby’s Contemporary Art Evening Sale
soldFor 1.04 million pounds
approximately $1.4 million
£1,042,000
soldIn London, England
surface form: London

United Kingdom
theme critique of the art market
ephemerality of art
loss
love
titleLanguage English
wasOriginally Girl with Balloon
surface form: Girl with Balloon (framed version)
yearOfFirstSale 2018

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Banksy auctionRecord Love is in the Bin sold for a record price in 2021