Artist David Černý: ‘I painted tank pink to get a girl’

Czech artist David Černý knows how to shock. Acclaimed as l’artist provocateur, he rose to notoriety in the early 1990s after painting a Soviet tank, which served as a Prague war memorial, pink.

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