A
digital clock made of wood and operated by 70 workers for one continuous 24-hour period.
"Even though the workers are trying hard to construct every single minute, they are constantly on the verge of failing."
posted by freshwater_pr0n
on Dec 27, 2009 -
35 comments
...with the sun still high in the sky and his heart full of joy, Brian O’Doherty attended his own wake." The artist's alter ego was so named as a gesture of protest over the events of Bloody Sunday. Satisfied with the prospect of peace, he laid Patrick Ireland to rest.
Slideshow of the wake.. Doctor, poet,
novelist, art critic, journalist,
film and television writer/director,
pioneer in
conceptual art, and author of the influential essays collected as '
Inside the White Cube: The Ideology of the Gallery Space.' What will be the next chapter in Brian O’Doherty's
prolific career?
posted by desuetude
on May 22, 2008 -
7 comments
The Collected Works of
Racter: "A tree or shrub can grow and bloom. I am always the same. But I am clever."
Or, perhaps more useful than poetry,
"A Method for Sorting Cows."
Have I read
this before, or merely something like it? "A piece that is essentially the same as a piece made by any of the first conceptual artists, dated two years earlier than the original and signed by somebody else. "
In our confusion, we can settle for simple
non-sequitor: The Ubuweb
Anthology of Conceptual Writing.
posted by kaibutsu
on May 5, 2004 -
7 comments
