When Shah Alam, who works on a fruit stand in front of Sotheby’s in Manhattan, learned a cheap piece of fruit he sold had become part of an absurdist artwork that went for millions in the auction house, he began to cry. When Shah Alam, who works on a fruit stand in front of Sotheby’s in Manhattan, learned a cheap piece of fruit he sold had become part of an absurdist artwork that went for millions in the auction house, he began to cry. World / North America Sydney Morning Herald – Latest News
Shock for fruit vendor who sold $9 million banana for 25 cents
