Some of the strangest statues in the world (31 Photos)

It's a caricature of a famous statue of Saint Wenceslas in Prague. More information here: http://www.ce-review.org/99/19/pinkava19.html

Some things are art and some things are just retarded

located in Copenhagen !

There's one in Los Angeles too. Maybe it's an Ernst & Young thing. The doors don't match LA's unless they've changed them since the pic was taken.

The moral of this story is, money doesn't keep you warm.

You can have this but if one puts up a Cross!! Ohhhh the horror!!!

It's the Penis statue in the (in)famous Red Light District of Amsterdam, The Netherlands

What? It's just a giant bowling pin with two small bowling balls. I really don't see what's wrong with it.

#15 theres a park full of these little guys in NYC, and 8th ave train station.

Paris, La defense business district

It's REALLY nice. I love it,

Houseball by Claes Oldenberg (the same guy who brought us that giant clothespin)

Bethlehemkirch-Platz, Mauerstrasse, Berlin

Stainless steel, fiber-reinforced plastic, jute netting, polyurethane and polyvinyl chloride foams; painted with polyester gelcoat 27 ft. 6 in. (8.4 m) high x 24 ft. 4 in. (7.4 m) diameter

The original Houseball, made for the performance Il Corso del Coltello, was based on the idea that one could gather all one's possessions in a large cloth and tie them up in the form of a ball that would roll — thereby making any other transportation unnecessary — to its next destination. The house was left behind; its contents became a house in itself. In Il Corso del Coltello, the Houseball, second only to the Knife Ship as a thematic object, was made up of the possessions of Georgia Sandbag, a character played by Coosje, and it accompanied her on a journey across the Alps. Later, Coosje came to see the Houseball as a symbol of displaced populations, the ordeal of refugees, and in 1993 she proposed a larger, permanent version of the sculpture for a site in Berlin, near what had been Checkpoint Charlie, the gate of entry in the Berlin Wall. The site was a traffic island, visible from all sides, in the midst of a new business complex. The Houseball was approved, but shortly after fabrication of the piece began, the site was returned to members of a family dispossessed during World War II who planned to put a building on it. Quite characteristically, the Houseball was again on the move.

The first appearance of the sculpture was in Bonn, in front of the Kunst- und Ausstellungshalle der Bundesrepublik, Deutschland, to which it journeyed by boat from a factory near San Francisco through the Panama Canal and up the Rhine River. The following year the sculpture was shipped — suspended by a 300-foot-long cable attached to a Russian helicopter — from Rostock on the Baltic Sea, and lowered onto a permanent site in Berlin not far from the original location, on the Bethlehemkirch-Platz, in front of a building by Philip Johnson.

I still don't get it….

I was thinking the sameee thing.

17 is wallstreet everyday they leave work over the past two weeks.

Because F*** you that's why

ummm why not?

I've been there (st peters in the vatican) , thats not real.

F*** physics, that's why.

Würsa by Daniel Firman

And #30 moves!!

cracked.com did a story on some of the strangest statues in the world. the one with the man and the kids is in it.

Just doing my bit for CRACKED

"Rectum?!?! Damn near killed 'em!!!!! BWAHAHAHAHAHAH!!!!"

Cool story bro

Thee

This photo was taken in Spain outside the Guggenheim in Bilbao, you can see the iconic Guggenheim building in the background, but they do have another one in Canada!

*shudders* o.0

louise bourgeois!! my she R.I.P!

there's the same one in Tokyo at Roppongi hills as well

It's a plot…alliens did this….they're all over the world

Smuckers for dinner.

Or back a nice ass up into it.

The more you clean it, the dirtier it gets…