The Pinkest Pink!
http://weburbanist.com/2017/02/14/absurdism-artists-fight-over-use-of-worlds-blackest-black-pinkest-pink/
For the past few years, British artist Anish Kapoor has been making use of his exclusive rights to something called Vantablack, a high-tech pigment touted as the blackest shade of black. His unique access, however, has sparked an escalating (and increasingly absurd) feud in the art world.
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But Kapoors usage rights have been criticized by other artists like painter Christian Furr who see it as monopolistic, limiting the potential of other creatives to explore artistic potential of the material.
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Recently, as a sort of satirical retaliation, British artist Stuart Semple created a flourescent pink pigment, designed to be the pinkest pink in the world. To drive the point home, the shade is available for purchase (just a few dollars per pot) to anyone on the planet except Kapoor, who is legally banned from buying the stuff...
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Semple, meanwhile, has also created the worlds most glittery glitter, the worlds greenest green and the worlds yellowest yellow and is similarly banning Kapoor once again from these creations at this point, presumably any reaction would paint Kapoor further into a corner.
This is the best most fantastic thing I have read in months! Happy Valentines, everyone!