A contractor found hundreds of art pieces wrapped in plastic and covered in dirt in a dumpster in Watertown, Connecticut. The art was created by Francis Hines, a Washington, D.C.-born artist that resided in Connecticut and
Highlights
- A contractor found hundreds of art pieces wrapped in plastic and covered in dirt in a dumpster in Watertown, Connecticut.
- The art was created by Francis Hines, a Washington, D.C.-born artist that resided in Connecticut and New York.
- According to an art curator, the pieces are collectively worth “millions” of dollars.
- An exhibit will showcase and offer for sale 35 to 40 pieces of the found art from May 5 to June 11 at both Hollis Taggart Southport, New York galleries.
- Hines wrapped more than 10 buildings in New York, including the Washington Square Arch, JFK Airport and Port Authority Bus Terminal.