Amanda Palmer and her ukulele make some interesting points about popular art.
December 22, 2009
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If you do need help, you can email me at gmail: stephanie.zvan.
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And really kids, don't use this for your school papers without citations. People have already been caught doing that. Ask your teachers if you don't know what plagiarism means.
3 comments:
Yay! That was fun.
But seriously, Andy Warhol? He was reactionary not visionary. I mean sure, taking the stuffing out of macho-masterpiece Modernists was a worthwhile endeavour, but following it up with a career of mass reproductions was so much less interesting than say, Joseph Beuys.
Oh waitaminnit. I agree with the singer here. Nothing wrong pop for pop's sake.
But hey I incorrectly paint dead arthropods so what do I know.
Thanks, loved the video. Hello, I'm a long time reader. I'm not a very happy person but this blog is one few bright rays of sunshine...good Christ that's cheesy. I enjoy your writing, envy your intelligence, and think that after you die, your brain should be preserved and placed in some kind of awesome brain museum. Oh, and I found your blog through Greg's blog. Keep up the good work.
So I like everything about this. Heading over to the YouTubes to say the same. Thanks for sharing.
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