Originally published at: https://boingboing.net/2018/06/04/art-opening-delayed-after-rott.html
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I once saw a show of rotting foodstuffs and I think maybe books(?).
It wasn’t her though.
Wow, I looked her up. I’d love to see her work sometime.
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I truly believe that Divine sits at the right hand of god, judging for fabulousness.
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Have I told you lately how fabulous you are?
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We’ll only know that when we all die and go to heaven, where Divine will declare us fabulous or not so fab.
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The anticipation is killing me.
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Only catches fire? Disappointing.
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In retrospect, using arctic char was a rookie mistake.
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Why bother adding potassium permanganate? Clearly odor from the installation was a known factor so why weren’t they installed in a sealed glass case? Certainly the presentation would’ve been much nicer than hanging plastic bags with fish on a wall.
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Roger that!
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fish aren’t usually considered as extremely flammable.
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"Art opening delayed after rotting fish artwork catches fire"
Whew! Wrong Fish.
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Art opening delayed after rotting fish artwork catches fire
That would do it.
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Dog poop if we’re not, right? 
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Blazing Hot Rotten Fish Display, sounds like it was a successful jab at the art world.
Also good Ska-Rockabilliy fusion band name.
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Then be thankful, for ye have less long to wait!
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This headline did not end the way I was expecting it to.
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Seems to me oil and acrylic are nice media to work in. Smell a bit till they dry, but then they’re OK.
I read that dead shark installation smelled of formaldehyde after a while.
