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Reminds me of the artist that shipped glass cubes via FedEx, letting the box throwers make the art for him. https://museemagazine.com/features/2018/10/15/walea
by ortusdux 8mo ago
Reminds me of the artist that shipped glass cubes via FedEx, letting the box throwers make the art for him.
https://museemagazine.com/features/2018/10/15/walead-beshty-the-end-game https://museemagazine.com/features/2018/10/15/walead-beshty-...
- drsalt 8mo agosorry, this isn't "art" because it actually conveys information. art has to be useless.
- slumberlust 8mo agoWhat an artful comment.
- WaitWaitWha 8mo agoI cannot tell if this is /s or real. there is an entire genre of art that specifically about functionality - functional art. Chairs, tables, buildings, vases, textile, and so on can be beautiful art yet functional.
- nkrisc 8mo agoThis is the worst take on “it’s not art” I’ve ever read. You can look through any art history textbook and it’s filled to the brim with classic art that convey lots of information.
- rippeltippel 8mo agoMinecraft art
- halapro 8mo agoI was hoping it would look cool but they just look lifelelessly damaged. Meh.
- nkrisc 8mo agoHe says that he encourages the pieces to only transported by re-shipping them through FedEx, so as they change owners and travel the world they will become progressively more damaged.
- nkrisc 8mo agoThis is a refreshingly pragmatic approach to modern art and I love it.