The Pee-er sculpture
The sculpture “Tisseren” by Claus Carstensen explores territories and power through a realistic depiction of public urination.
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Four examples of toilet art
Toilets and human waste remain taboo subjects, yet some artists have created artworks incorporating bathrooms and bodily functions.
Sentenced for making a big poop sculpture
A Russian artist made a poop sculpture in St. Petersburg but he was sentenced by Russian authorities according to the penal code.
A poo sculpture on an Australian beach
A poop sculpture was placed on an Australian beach to raise the issue of plastic pollution on the coasts.
Jemima Sara’s toilet exhibit
A new exhibit about toilets as a concept to explore women’s perspective by the multidisciplinary artist Jemima Sara.
A poop exhibition in Québec City
In Canada, there’s an exhibition about poop telling about our lives, both from a biological perspective and from a cultural perspective.
A walk through the poop
An exhibit in a Rotterdam museum displayed giant poops where visitors have to be “naked” to explore these sculptures.
Tokyo’s public toilets inspire a German filmmaker
Wim Wenders, a famous German filmmaker, is making a movie in Japan about public toilets inspired by the Tokyo Toilet Project.
The viral Batgirl bathroom meme
A batgirl bathroom meme has gone viral and users started criticizing the design mistakes in the panel of the cartoonist.
Life-size bathrooms made entirely of wool
Larry Weyand is an artist who uses wool to create his art. In his latest exhibit, the subject was the bathroom.