Given the right context, just about anything can be a work of art. For instance, Andy Warhol painted pictures of soup cans, and Marcel Duchamp displayed a urinal at an exhibition. The Dallas Musuem of Art recently received a temporary and very accidental new sculpture outside when a crane tipped over into the building.
According to CBS News 24 in Dallas, the crane was there to build a large tent for an upcoming party, but construction clearly didn't go as planned. People nearby were understandably confused, and thought this might a large new installation. After all, the toppled machine was positioned right next to a massive red sculpture, and together they actually made a rather attractive pair. No one was severely injured in the accident, but the crane operator had to go to the hospital.
According to CBS News 24 in Dallas, the crane was there to build a large tent for an upcoming party, but construction clearly didn't go as planned. People nearby were understandably confused, and thought this might a large new installation. After all, the toppled machine was positioned right next to a massive red sculpture, and together they actually made a rather attractive pair. No one was severely injured in the accident, but the crane operator had to go to the hospital.