Top- Ten Things over heard at White Linen Night.- This painting is so Kafka-esque.
- I wonder what Salvador Dali would say?
- This work is part of the hermeneutic devaluing of the postmodern dictum.
- Well, I agree, but he just isn't post modern enough for me.
- A whole gallery based on his wife's vagina is such an expression of the love he has for her.
- It looks like someone threw up on this canvas.
- Clearly it is a real expression of the struggle of man verses machine.
- This color scheme is so very avant-garde.
- The medium is all wrong for this message. He should have used plaster of Paris.
- WTF!?
Oh, the image in the top right is done by me. It is called Shadow Man from Behind. It is ink on paper, and I will gladly rip it out of my notebook for you for the low low price of $750; however, the other side has some of my notes on it -- that's part of the art too. The art is numbered 1/1 and signed. Please leave an annotation (comment) below if you are interested. Heck, leave a comment even if you aren't interested.
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I'm listening to the psychic ads for Midnight: Coast to Coast right now...
And they still make more sense than modern art.
Yeah, no one found it funny when I came across a silhouette of a man done using small sticks from trees and yelled, "Hey look! A stick man!"
How about a 2 foot high glass beaker filled with the ashes of a whole gallery full of "post modern art" entitled, Inspiration?
Hmmm..I might be interested in that art. Did you have a lot of Freudian influence, perhaps trying to make a statement about the independence of Man in a feminized world that overshadows the masculine animus?
Imagine! THAT'S avant-garde, a new era of post modernist thought that highlights the sacred masculine. Even the notes on the back...that is SO...guy!
$750?? What are you trying to do, pay off your college bills?
Funny stuff as usual, Paul. I, too, my modern art pretty uninspiring and, well, just plain stupid. I can take an unclean dinner plate with a couple pieces of food stuck to it, crisscross my knife and fork and call it modern art, and possibly get a grant from the NEA.
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