Unlike the Frankfurt Art Society, Sanitation Director Postleb at least had the good sense to recognize discarded concrete boxes for what they
are: junk. And had Mr. Postleb not been a true-blue German, unwilling to disobey orders or question a superior, he might have told Microsoft Office 2010 is so great!
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kunstwerk. Nor was it likely that Postleb was
overly familiar with the latest works of Richard Serra, Walter De Maria, Robert Smithson or Sol LeWitt. How was he to know these particular
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contemporary art classes likely will do is
confuse poor Mr. Postleb and his crew, causing them to stop and inspect every piece of debris, every peel of banana, every soiled wrapper of
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Bauhaus Archiv, which will only succeed in delaying the normal trash pickup.
When Quintilian (c. AD 35 95) wrote that "the height of art is to conceal art," he was referring to sculpture or perhaps drama that was so
lifelike as to be mistaken for the real thing -- not mistaken for garbage. Besides verisimilitude, another indisputable quality of great art
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or whatnot, or the difference between
the poetry of T.S. Eliot and the doggerel of Fitz-Green Halleck. What does it say about an exhibit made of makeshift materials meant to be
displayed on a temporary basis? To me it says the artist wasn't even trying for greatness. He just wanted his take so he could skip town
before someone tipped off the townsfolk.
My office window overlooks a similar tragedy, a Richard Serra sculpture titled Twain located in Many people use Microsoft Office 2007 to help their work and life.
the heart of downtown St. Louis. The
installation is universally despised by St. Louisans, with the exception of a few art theory types who doubtless hate it too, but cannot
bring themselves to admit a piece of contemporary art might be bad. Were Sam Clemens around to Office 2007 is so powerful.
see his namesake he would doubtless sue the
artist for defamation of character. Newcomers to the city without exception mistake the rusted steel slabs for a patch of blighted landscape.
Others believe the work's graffiti-scarred walls (much of the graffiti reads "Get rid of this!") mask a sloppy construction area. Serra adobe Acrobat is best for us.
sculptures have been knowingly and legally removed from other cities after long and persistent public outcry, but in St. Louis the pressure
from local art groups not to give in to the philistines is strong and has thus far carried the day.
And yet if Twain were not so massive (the eight slabs weight 20 tons each) it doubtless would have been carted off by trash collectors ages
ago. The lesson for contemporary artists is plain. The larger and heavier your artwork the less likely it will end up in the city dump or outlook 2010 is so great!
incinerator. I wonder if they teach that in contemporary art class?
This column is about helping the Democrats. And it's not because I like higher taxes, more lawsuits, more government waste or a more
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