Rapper M.C. Gransan releases song to save Jeff Koons' Puppy at Guggenheim Bilbao

Jeff Koons' 12-meter-tall Puppy sculpture, a West Highland White Terrier made of steel and living plants, has been a symbol of the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao since 1997. The work, created in 1992 and first exhibited at Arolsen Castle in Germany, later traveled to the Museum of Contemporary Art Sydney before being acquired by the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation. In June 2021, the museum launched a crowdfunding campaign called #DaVidaAPuppy to raise €100,000 for structural preservation, but only €28,000 has been collected so far. To boost donations, Spanish rapper M.C. Gransan released the song "P.U.P.P.Y.," performing in front of the sculpture and inside the museum. The video highlights needed repairs to the irrigation system, plants, and metal parts, ending with the hashtag #BringPuppyToLife. The campaign aims to secure the artwork's survival.