Bar Rectum: an anatomically correct drinking space
|At sixteen metres long and four metres wide, Bar Rectum is a giant fiberglass sculpture that has all the amenities of a working bar. Dutch artist Joep van Lieshout’s anatomically correct drinking space starts at the tongue and concludes at the complete opposite orifice.
Tagged: bizarre working bar, Dutch artist, Joep van Lieshout
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