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NEW YORK, N.Y. — The Capla Kesting Gallery announced today that the Daniel Edwards sculpture of Suri Cruise’s first poop in bronze, which has been covered internationally in the press this week and was the most e-mailed photo on Yahoo! on Thursday, is now back on eBay. The auction will benefit the March of Dimes charity.
The auction, which had risen to nearly $10,000, was cancelled due to a listing technicality by the gallery, but has been re-listed today, and can be found by searching on www.eBay.com for item # 200023169600.
Daniel Edwards has been recognized worldwide for his notable artistic works, that make both political statements and raise eyebrows over celebrity and political subject matter.
Casting of the bronze baby poop with a brass plate engraved with baby Suri’s name, comes at a time when Tom Cruise is increasingly known for his eccentricity. Capla Kesting assures the trend for bronzing baby poop isn’t so eccentric and simply follows the popularity of the critically acclaimed children’s book, “Everybody Poops.”
Recption for Suri’s bronze baby poop and presentation of the proceeds raised by Capla Kesting Fine Art for March of Dimes will be held September 8th from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm at 121 Roebling St., Brooklyn.
The gallery can be reached at www.caplakesting.com or by phone at 917-650-3760.
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