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Abernathy
 Post subject: Re: The Mail vs Art
PostPosted: Mon Apr 02, 2012 9:38 pm 
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Spot on. Just like music - "I could play that". I don't care either that Hirst has a team making his work for him - just that the work is cobblers.


Prexactly.

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But Hirst (or at any rate his hired help) DID spend many hours toiling to set up the shark in the tank. So it meets that criterion. I still have sympathy with Sewell's point. It really is just a shark in a tank.


he's as free as anyone to not like the shark, but "it's just a shark in a tank" is a poor justification, cause you can pull that trick for anything, critically it's up there with "it's rubbish because it is", and as a critic, he's kind of meant to do better than that.

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Paxo on Newsnight on Hirst... "....his ability to part gullible rich people to part with millions of pounds for gimmicks"

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With music it's not just saying 'Teenage Kicks is easy to play but it's a great pop record' - here's a piece that anyone with a voice and a tape recorder can could have made, but Alvin Lucier did and produced a stunning work. "Art" too, I'm sure.






(sorry, bit of a diversion!)

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Paxo interviewing Hirst now. He does come over as a thicko ignoramus, but you do have to grudgingly admire the ingenious con trick he has pulled off to make millions from rich twats.

(Hirst, not Paxo).

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I think that applies to both...
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Bah, can't embed anything again. Remind me!


You only need the bit of the You Tube URL after the = sign inside your You Tube tag.

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Wondered when they'd get round to this approach.

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Move over Damien! How our man spent £100 knocking out Hirst 'artwork' that has been valued at £100,000


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/artic ... z1rMB2r05g


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oooh, so it's like that article the sun did about 5 years ago where they remade emin's "tent" (after the originaly was destroyed in a warehouse fire) for about £100 only...the same.

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