Erik Davis at Palais de Tokyo
Interview with Davis during Loris Gréaud’s Cellar Door installation.
Killing the art.
MOMA kills a sculpture.
MOMA exhibit web interface
This is one of the most responsive, interactive and informational web interfaces I’ve encountered:
Art at what cost?
Discerning Brute blogs about Guillermo Vargas Habacuc’s plan to starve another dog as part of an exhibition. As artists and viewers of art, we must take a firm stand against this exhibition. Not a stand against any form of art, but a stand against cruelty and slavery, torture and murder.
Discerning Brute is right on here - it’s the trend toward cruelty based shock art that is so disturbing. Let’s modify the old art school adage to reflect this trend:
“If you can’t do it well, do it big.
If you can’t do it big do it red.
If you can’t do it red, do it in multiples.
If you can’t do it in multiples, add animal cruelty for shock value and you’ll be right on your way to some Biennial or another”.
