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Fran
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Post your modern art up.
Here's mine, some old tyres you might think but look at the angles and the tread.
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BobArsecake
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JordanD
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Haha, classic.   |
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Mike
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mezzio13
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| Hence my hesitance with this forum. |
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James
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Is this piece for sale? £12,000? I can collect if necessary.
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James
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Fuck.
£12,750 shipped (if shipping is more than £50 we'll negotiate on the extra).
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Neil
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This represents the...um...way that....yaknow... my youth is like...yaknow....rusty and shit cuz I'm... erm....old. Yeah.
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Reece
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Anyone been to the tate modern?
I've been there twice, it's hilarious.
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BobArsecake
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Anyone been to the tate modern?
I've been there twice, it's hilarious. |
The MoMA in NYC is about half hilarious, half genuinely good.
Joseph Beuys type shit infuriates me. |
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stewart
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| Posted: Fri Sep 05, 2008 9:47 am Post subject: |
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Anyone been to the tate modern?
I've been there twice, it's hilarious. |
The MoMA in NYC is about half hilarious, half genuinely good.
Joseph Beuys type shit infuriates me. |
we used to have to sit through tedious lectures about him at college. load of old bollocks.
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BobArsecake
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| stewart wrote: |
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| Zaphod wrote: |
Anyone been to the tate modern?
I've been there twice, it's hilarious. |
The MoMA in NYC is about half hilarious, half genuinely good.
Joseph Beuys type shit infuriates me. |
we used to have to sit through tedious lectures about him at college. load of old bollocks. |
I'd love it if he was doing it all as a joke, though. Like the myth/legend of Joseph Beuys thing and all his work was just a joke to fool idiots, but I doubt it, and we'll never know I suppose. |
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stewart
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| BobArsecake wrote: |
| stewart wrote: |
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| Zaphod wrote: |
Anyone been to the tate modern?
I've been there twice, it's hilarious. |
The MoMA in NYC is about half hilarious, half genuinely good.
Joseph Beuys type shit infuriates me. |
we used to have to sit through tedious lectures about him at college. load of old bollocks. |
I'd love it if he was doing it all as a joke, though. Like the myth/legend of Joseph Beuys thing and all his work was just a joke to fool idiots, but I doubt it, and we'll never know I suppose. |
i wouldn't say performance was a very popular discipline at edinburgh, thank god, but one tutor in particular used to froth at the thought of him. i'm almost 100% sure that if i'd ran about talking to a dead rabbit as part of my degree show, the result would have been-
FAIL
but having seen with my own eyes some of the utter crap that people got firsts for, there remains that sliver of uncertainty.
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matte30is
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hly shit fran thats some funny ass shit.
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I tend to agree about Beuys. But he may be like the Brian Eno of a certain period. Maybe you don't like HIS shit, but perhaps he inspired Modest Mouse or whomever. At that time we were at the end of a bunch of roads and we never did quite figure out where to go next. The answer of course is the same with music. EVERYWHERE!
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BobArsecake
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| Another thing with Beuys is that you (I, I don't know, I don't want to apply my thoughts to y'all) need to remember that he was really the first to do that sort of shit, I mean you had DADA etc but he was a bit different, and I think if you want to appreciate his stuff you have to push out of your mind all the bollocks that followed it and was too closely "inspired" by it. I have the same problem with DADA as I do with Beuys, but find it easier to see DADA as being the first of that and can separate it a bit better from the stuff that followed it. |
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Delicious consumer waste
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kingoftherodeo
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| Another thing with Beuys is that you (I, I don't know, I don't want to apply my thoughts to y'all) need to remember that he was really the first to do that sort of shit, I mean you had DADA etc but he was a bit different, and I think if you want to appreciate his stuff you have to push out of your mind all the bollocks that followed it and was too closely "inspired" by it. I have the same problem with DADA as I do with Beuys, but find it easier to see DADA as being the first of that and can separate it a bit better from the stuff that followed it. |
DADA was a more anti-politics protest. Which gave it a lot of artistic flare and significance. It was a dig at war and goverment in general. I'm not really into this sort of art personally. I like Pollock, Picasso, Hundertwasser, Dahli, Van Vliet. The more expressive and surreal sides of art. But I think art such as Beuys etc, is a little pointless. |
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hotrodperlmutter
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| I'm not really into this sort of art personally. I like Van Vliet. |
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Captain Beefheart? ha.
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