Kristopher Raos, Untitled (NETH, Fresh Drip), 2022
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Kristopher Raos, Untitled (NETH, Fresh Drip), 2022
My steaks don’t taste of last night’s fish...
“ For Arthur Danto, it is the more specialized context of the artworld. An artist like Warhol creates work within a concrete situation which enables him to endow it with a certain meaning. When Warhol exhibited his Brillo Box, it meant (in part), ‘This, too, can be art’—unlike the ordinary soap-pad boxes in a grocery store.”
I only just realized thomas didn't know how to act when pat pretended to be a radio host because thomas probably barely knows what a radio is
Yes, totally! Pat blindsides him with this 20th century concept and he just freezes. I mean, he’s had experience of addressing an audience while he was alive, but it’s hardly the same prospect. However Thomas loves to show off and he clearly knows radio ads – I bet Heather Button had the radio on all the time to keep her company in that big old empty house.
It’s actually the same joke twice really. Just like Mary was flummoxed by the film camera but then rapidly developed a flair for directing, Thomas gapes at the microphone before sliding smoothly into cheesy broadcaster mode. Lovingly thumbed indeed.
Brillo Pads
Here’s a selfie in front of Andy Warhol’s Brillo Pads 🤗 And I tried fun effects in spirit of the exhibit.
I never fall apart, because I never fall together. - Andy Warhol ❤️
Keith Tyson, Old Food Stuffs, 2005 -2007
1 of 300 sculptures forming Large Field Array
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