Luis Camnitzer, “The Photograph“, 1981
Posts Tagged → conceptual
Cher, Chair, Share
Ole Ukena, Cher, Chair, Share (Hello, Joseph), Poster of the singer Cher, a chair, a printed definition of the word share / 220 x 175 cm / 2011
The power of language can both separate us and bring us together. This piece, which is based on Joseph Kosuth‘s masterpiece Three and One chairs from 1965, playfully capitalizes on linguistic similarities while highlighting cultural absurdities bringing about the question: could a pop icon, place to rest and a single noun have anything in common/share common ground? In this work the intended act of misinterpretation becomes the actual act of artistic creation.
I just say I do
There’s no reason to believe that art exists
Maurizio Nannucci, There’s no reason to believe that art exists…
How conceptual art influenced the World Wide Web
“In the information society, the world is the frame. Art, in these conditions, has the potential of being “received” by millions of people at the same time, without a hierarchy of reception.”
– Joseph Kosuth, 1968.
She Has a Hot Ass. How conceptual art influenced the World Wide Web. On Citizen Brooklyn
[thanks domenico!]
Snow Piece
Impossible Art Ideas
Retrospective
Retrospective is an art practice which only exists through pictures. By Xavier Barrade…
Infinite Judd, By Chris Collins
Infinite Judd, By Chris Collins
http://infinitejudd.com
Yeah, but it’s like spiritual. Not like that stuff
The father of two kids participating in Tino Seghal’s work at the Guggenheim Museum wrote a great article for The Wall Street Journal SpeakEasy Blog:
I asked them, “Is it art?”
“Sure,” they said.
“But there are no pictures, no sculptures.” I pointed out.
My youngest responded “Yeah, but it’s like spiritual. Not like that stuff.”
[via art fag city]