Talk:Babak Ganjei
Latest comment:1 day agoby Jonathan Deamer in topicDid you know nomination
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- ... thatBabak Ganjeitried to sell a painting of his credit card toBarclays?Source:The Quietus:"Some major financial institutions, like Deutsche Bank and Bank of America, have whole art departments, swathes of liveried curators and indentured experts, to manage their art world acquisitions. The likes of Gerhard Richter will see the red carpet extended to them at JPMorgan, their works the very jewel in a collection going back decades, heavy with Picassos, Rauschenbergs, and Warhols. But when Babak Ganjei tried to sell his painting of a credit card, All the Power to Barclaycard, he didn’t get through to the corporate art department. He got Dan in Customer Services."
Created byJonathan Deamer(talk).
Number of QPQs required:1.Nominator has 9 past nominations.
Jonathan Deamer(talk)19:03, 26 November 2024 (UTC).