«this isn't art» - «we should
fund real artists» - for crying out loud, just take the work in context, learn a little bit about design and stop whining.
Not exact matches
Some of the IAA shows at the Arts
Fund were wonderful, but I always felt that underneath, many of the visual
artists who got the award were just there hoping that Frank Goss [owner of the Sullivan Goss Gallery on Anapamu St.] would walk in and offer them a
real show.»
Then he talked about «square meters, transfer fees, and micro-financing for smaller galleries,» and concluded that the «
real issue is cashflow because galleries that have a lot of successful
artists often have the problem that they are
funding a lot of museum and biennial shows and production costs.»
This work by British
artist Chris Ofili, in which a black Virgin Mary is depicted adorned with
real elephant dung, was at the centre of a major controversy in 1999 when New York's then - mayor Rudy Giuliani tried to cut
funding to the Brooklyn Museum for exhibiting the painting.
He questions links between corporate culture and artistic practice, a
real concern for
artists in Turkey, where the current artistic boom is
funded by private money from banks and large corporations, with no support for cultural activities from the state.
Organized by Colab, a group comprised of
artists and activists to collectively generate exhibition opportunities,
funding and resources for
artists, «The
Real Estate Show» took place in a city owned building that the organizers and
artists utilized without permission form the city.
But apparently, according to this article at the Guardian, it is totally for
real and includes contributions from some fairly prominent
artists, as well as
funding from the UK government and the 10:10 program (a plea to reduce carbon emissions by 10 % per year, eerily with a name probably purposely similar to 9 - 11).