Once an artist has mastered the forms of their chosen medium, he or she becomes free to subvert them by producing work that, viewed out of context, would appear objectively to fail on a technical level. It's just a shame I haven't reached that point, because it'd make it a lot easier to get away with stuff like this.
Wednesday, July 20, 2011
I'd buy that for a dollar
Once an artist has mastered the forms of their chosen medium, he or she becomes free to subvert them by producing work that, viewed out of context, would appear objectively to fail on a technical level. It's just a shame I haven't reached that point, because it'd make it a lot easier to get away with stuff like this.
Thursday, July 07, 2011
No-one knows these things but me and him
![SUIT: Mr Dennisham. I know you're not thrilled by the idea of selling. But I believe... [writing] ...we can make a very tempting offer. DENNISHAM: Two hundred and eighty thousand? SUIT: ...Yes. DENNISHAM: Why didn't you just *say* it?](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjGMGwsWBE2yhnfPrrCaRu5tXM5Uxw-yAmZpyEPL_x-EYaRwmpji7lJX_tJ03TEYM56yCSqVoqnjx6ecY4CyiarxJZ_vBoqx99LIStax8GlcooP2bAI0hRDUWB_C6MpBA0ccE9o8w/s1600/offer.jpg)
I want to discredit this trope. Is it really just me? Nobody does this.
Saturday, July 02, 2011
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