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Whoa...

So now that he funds his projects himself, pays decently...he's a Homo?

I vunder vehr you got dat data, and I vunder vat type of brain comes to such conclusions. This isn't the third grade is it?

Whoa... So now that he funds his projects himself, pays decently...he's a Homo? i

Huh? What are you talking about? The money has nothing to do with it.

When they met in 1958, it wasn't love at first sight. Christo was commissioned to do a portrait of Jeanne-Claude's mother. "My mother found him charming," Jeanne-Claude recalls. "But I said, 'Mother, he is obviously homosexual. He has long thin hands and he's an artist!'" Her mother liked the art, and Jeanne-Claude grew to like the artist. (She says that her comment on Christo reflects that she was "23 and an idiot.") By the time Christo had painted a Neoclassical portrait, an Impressionist version and a Cubist one, they were in love.

From: http://www.time.com/time/europe/specials/ff/trip5/cjc.html

Christo did some cool stuff early on, now it is just the same damn piece of art in a new place. Anybody could say, hey, lets wrap easter island, lets wrap the statue of liberty, etc. Personally, I don't have much of an affinity for the whole gay art scene. You do. Fair enough.