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Friday Links I really like this anti-object bench project, which is designed to nullify any creative uses other than being a bench. I liken it to a prophylactic design ethos that takes all the fun and accretive uses out of an object? No wonder it looks sooo uninviting! It might have interesting applications in art. Sometimes NO is the most creative move a designer or artist can play.
Frieze's New York Art fair as seen through the Guardian and the New York Times. Phase three of Pacific Standard Time will focus on Latino contributions. The Whitney Biennial through the artist's eyes... though curator Stuart Comer's, "non-hierarchical multiplicity," comes off more as utopian wishful thinking and curator speak than anything observed in reality. Posted by Jeff Jahn on May 09, 2014 at 13:52 | Comments (0) Comments Post a comment Thanks for signing in, . Now you can comment. (sign out)
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