From the world of abstract art comes this priceless story, via Dvorak Uncensored. An artist entered the "laughing head" sculpture in a juried art exhibition sponsored by the Royal Academy of Arts. The judges apparently thought the artist had submitted two entries and chose the bottom "sculpture". Problem is, that "sculpture" is the support piece for the laughing head. You can just see it in the top photo, in the crease.
And the art world wonders why regular folk scoff at them...
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That was a cool story - I guess the people judging the art competition were "minimalists".
Posted by: Marshall Sponder | June 18, 2006 11:36 AM | Permalink to Comment