Outrage after $22,000 from a taxpayer-funded grant is spent on a bizarre statue of a giant banana with creepy skull carved inside A giant half-peeled banana with a human skull has been erected in Melbourne The statue cost $22,000 and was paid for out of a taxpayer-funded grant TAC said they were not aware the grant money would be spent on a banana
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A statue of a banana with a skull carved into it has sparked outrage after it was revealed it cost a whopping $22,000.
The artwork, named Fallen Fruit, has been erected on Rose Street in Fitzroy, Melbourne.
The sculpture was commissioned by the City of Yarra and paid for out of the $100,000 taxpayer-funded grant from the Transport Accident Commission (TAC).
The half-peeled banana with a human skull carved into the top stands 1.8 metre tall.
The half-peeled banana with a human skull carved into the top stands 1.8 metre tall
Artist Adam Stone created the