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At least a great piece of art has emerged from the Nordic Waste debacle. Randers Art Museum is showcasing it and should become its permanent owner.

It was a web of lies that Nordic Waste had plastered on the walls

The nine landscape paintings that previously hung at the company Nordic Waste are now part of the artist Brian Kure's work titled 'Nordic Waste'. Foto: Brian Kure
The nine landscape paintings that previously hung at the company Nordic Waste are now part of the artist Brian Kure's work titled 'Nordic Waste'. Foto: Brian Kure
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How many new art museums can you build for 300 million?

You should be able to construct quite a decent one for that price. Maybe a solid, newly built beacon of a museum overlooking Randers Fjord?

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