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House Attach by Erwin Wurm

There’s something wrong with this picture, but I can’t quite put my finger on it. Oh yes, there’s the word Kunst written on the building. Entitled House Attack, this artwork by Erwin Wurm features a cute little suburban cottage wedged on the rooftop of the MUMOK (the Museum of Modern Art or in German, Museum Moderner Kunst) in Vienna. The exhibition is now gone, but it does leave a lasting impression.

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