Museum Workers Have Rescued an Artwork From the Trash After a Mechanic Mistook It for Garbage
A Dutch museum famous for displaying art in unconventional locations had placed a pair of painted beer cans in a glass elevator shaft
Museum’s beer can artwork accidentally thrown in trash by staff member
A lift technician at a museum in the Netherlands mistakenly threw away a piece of artwork made to look like two empty beer cans.
Beer can artwork accidentally trashed by museum worker
A museum in the Netherlands has recovered an artwork that resembles two empty beer cans from the trash after an elevator technician accidentally disposed of them at work.
‘Empty beer cans’ artwork mistakenly scrapped by museum staff in the Netherlands who thought it was garbage
A lift technician at a museum in the Netherlands accidentally threw out an art display painstakingly created to resemble two empty beer cans.
Museum worker mistakes beer can artwork for garbage, tosses in trash
A museum in the Netherlands is shaking off a simple mistake after an employee accidentally threw away a piece of are thinking it was trash. The artwork was created by Alexandre Lavet.
Beer can artwork accidentally thrown in bin by staff member at Dutch museum
An artwork that looks like a pair of empty beer cans narrowly escaped being lost after it was mistaken for rubbish and thrown into the bin at a Dutch museum. The artwork, titled “All The Good Times We Spent Together” and curated by French artist Alexandre Lavet, was exhibited in a glass lift of the Lisser Art Museum.
Hold my beer can: Museum says a worker thought unique art installation was trash
One man's art is another man's trash? That was the case for a Netherlands museum, which says a maintenance worker mistook hyperrealistic art pieces for garbage. Last week, LAM museum detailed the now-viral chain of events involving an elevator technician and beer cans created by French artist Alexandre Lavet.
Look: Artwork mistaken for litter rescued from museum's trash bin
A work of art was rescued from the trash at a Dutch museum after being mistaken for what it depicts: a pair of abandoned beer cans.
Priceless beer can exhibit saved from the trash at Dutch museum
A Dutch museum exhibit featuring hand-painted beer cans was almost lost forever when a staff member mistakenly threw them in the trash. A curator returned early from break and saved the art in time.
LAM Museum's art recovery: Mistaken as trash, saved in time
A bizarre situation in the Netherlands. A mechanic working at the LAM Museum in Lisse mistakenly discarded a priceless exhibit, mistaking it for a beer can. The man thought he was getting rid of trash,
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