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So I just commented over there, but we'll see if it gets posted. In the interview with the Beeb the artist is incredibly earnest -- and yet, this piece is hilarious. It's like a Jef Koons. A monumentally scaled totchke of a traditionally gendered couple on a plinth -- the typical presentation of memorials to the state and warfare. It's extremely post modern in its irony. Although I can't tell if the artist actually intended that. If he did, he's not letting on, which makes it all so subversive.
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11.10.07 - 6:31 pm | #
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that thing in front of Penn Station is an eyesore and meeds to go away NOW. Get a REAL SCULPTOR- like the one at Pancras Station- to do a piece of REAL ART for a change- instead of this overly publicised cartoon "art" that we accept so willingly here in the USA.
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To each his own, but I think the first sculpture (as I said above) is much more cartoonish. Laughably so.
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11.14.07 - 10:57 am | #
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