Lexon's new Bluetooth speaker is utterly unique as it's exactly that. Designed in collaboration with the American artist Jeff ...

Every Balloon Dog Speaker comes engraved with Jeff Koons’ signature—a real stamp of authenticity and a direct link to the artist’s legendary work. To top it off, each one includes a certificate of ...

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 ...

Frank Cerabino's column about the Jeff Koons "Balloon Dog" sculpture that got shattered by accident at a Miami art ... This month’s broken balloon dog in its whole form had been valued at $42,000.

A porcelain Jeff Koons “balloon dog” sculpture, valued at $42,000, broke into tiny pieces after an art collector accidentally kicked its podium at Art Wynwood in Miami.

Pieces of a $42,000 balloon dog sculpture sprayed up in the air like confetti after it was knocked over. But artist Stephen Gamson still sees it as invaluable.

This edition of 'Balloon Dog (Blue)' by Jeff Koons was valued at $42,000 before it was accidentally destroyed by a collector at the Art Wynwood Gallery in Miami.

Koons sold a giant version of his balloon dog for $58.4 million in 2013, and then six years later, a rabbit sculpture of his sold for $91 million — setting a record for a living artist.

A sculpture from Jeff Koons’s “Balloon Dog” series was knocked over, breaking into pieces at a Miami art fair last week. But the broken artwork might still commend sales value—someone says ...

The sum is the highest ever paid for a work by a living artist. By Seth Abramovitch Senior Writer Pop-art provocateur Jeff Koons has broken a world record for a price paid for a single artwork by ...

Woman Shatters Iconic Jeff Koons 'Balloon Dog' Sculpture Worth $42,000 at Art Show: 'Very Sorry' An unnamed guest at a Miami art show "wanted to disappear" after accidentally knocking over the ...