Koons’ 2021 piece entitled "Balloon Dog (Blue)" was on display at Art Wynwood, a contemporary art fair in Miami, when it was broken last Thursday.

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and art collectors have their eyes on the shattered pieces of a Jeff Koons sculpture. "Balloon Dog (Blue)," a $42,000 porcelain sculpture from the neo-Pop ...

Koons made his balloon dogs in blue, magenta, orange, red and yellow. They are made from a thin, mirror-polished hard surface painted with translucent paint. And apparently breakable.

Woman accidentally breaks $42K balloon dog sculpture at Florida art fair by: Nathaniel Rodriguez. Posted: Feb 18, 2023 / 02:34 PM EST. Updated: Feb 18, 2023 / 02:36 PM EST.

The 2021 piece was entitled "Balloon Dog (Blue)" and valued at around $42,000, according to an email from Bel-Air Fine Art. The sculpture was made of porcelain and measured 40 x 48 x 16 cm.

Art Fairs Whoops! A Clumsy Art Fair Visitor Shattered a $42,000 Jeff Koons Balloon Dog Sculpture in Miami. An artist-collector wants to buy the broken shards, believing that its story is more ...

The 2021 piece was entitled “Balloon Dog (Blue)” and valued at around $42,000, according to an email to CNN from Bel-Air Fine Art. Nearly 800 editions of the sculpture were made.

A woman attending the Art Wynwood fair in Miami accidentally broke a balloon dog sculpture by Jeff Koons on Thursday night, the Miami Herald reported. The shiny, electric blue sculpture, valued at ...

His orange "Balloon Dog" sculpture, from his 1994-2000 series, sold for $58.4 million six years prior. So, Boero is not surprised to see collectors showing interest in Koons' sculpture, according ...

HATTIESBURG, Miss. (WDAM) - Calling all artists! The Hattiesburg Pocket Museum is seeking art submissions for its July exhibition dedicated to Oscar, the Alley’s beloved balloon dog. Artists can ...

The balloon dog sculptures made famous by Jeff Koons so closely imitate their twisted latex inspiration that some observers might think they would be better set in a circus than an art gallery ...