a sign saying "Close Campsfield House". Television documentary A 2004 documentary film, Rebel Without Applause, made by his sister Tamara, charts his life during the previous three years. Other notable stunts Barschak is also famous for throwing a bucket of red paint over Young British Artist Jake Chapman, apparently in protest (albeit in a suitably parodic form) over the latter's vandalism (along with his brother, Dinos Chapman) of a series of original prints of Goya's The Disasters of War. Barschak was jailed for a month. In 2005, he was arrested and bailed following an incident in Wapping. In 2006, Barschak stormed a controversial art sale of a painting believed to be created by Adolf Hitler whom Barschak dressed up as. Current career His brief comedy career has not been a success and he appears to have returned to obscurity, reflected by his occasional appearances on the James Whale Show on TalkSport radio, although he has recently performed at the launch party for The Event - a high-profile series of artist run activities in permanent and temporary spaces throughout central Birmingham. References External links Home Secretary expresses regret at Barshak stunt BBC News, Tuesday, 24 June 2003. Contains a pop-up map of Barschak's security breach. Barschak's Windsor Castle stunt minute by minute BBC News, Thursday, 14 August 2003 Who dares wins 1966 births People educated at the City of London School Living people English male comedians 20th-century English comedians 21st-century English comedians Independent British political candidates