Makavejev's most infamous work, "W.
Cattelan titled his most infamous work after the time of Christ's death on the cross.
In his most infamous work, "Seedbed," from 1971, he built a wooden ramp in the Sonnabend gallery and masturbated below it, as unsuspecting visitors walked up above.
Naked Lunch is Burroughs' best-known and most infamous work, in large part due to its sensational censorship trial.
He revealed what he is looking for in the shows he'll be green lighting, how social media will be integrated and said it will cater to fans of his most infamous work, and referred to the network as "Desparado TV," after one his first major movies.
There is a reason that he is the most infamous artist working today, he represents an idea that many people identify with... and he is really funny!
An art-world superstar in the nineteen-nineties and early two-thousands, Hirst made white-hot works — the most infamous of which involved animals immersed in formaldehyde — whose prices only ever went up.
The monotony of what at times felt like factory auctioneering was momentarily broken at Christie's when Tracey Emin's most famous and infamous work, "My Bed," dating from 1998, sold from the Charles Saatchi collection for £2.5 million.
In one of the most infamous, a woman returning from work at a call centre in Gurgaon two years ago was raped by multiple attackers.
That rings particularly true for his most viral work, "The Most Infamous Girl in the History of the Internet / Attractive Student / Parked Domain Girl," which both appropriates virality and has gone viral itself.
