The New York actor has spent two years focused on creating large ‘collages.’ Yet this procession of hyperbole failed to convince critics and social media, which quickly tore it apart. The actor made his art-world debut with the exhibition 'Hot Dogs, Hamburgers, and Handguns' at Art Basel Miami in 2015. Gustavo Caballero (Getty Images)On X, one user called the work “dog shit art,” while in ARTnews critic Alex Greenberger described the collage as “Brody’s latest art monstrosity.” Geoffrey Swaine (Avalon / Contacto)A brutal disappointmentThe animosity toward Brody’s artwork began last year with his latest major film: The Brutalist.