Ban The Above Person

[MagicMurderBag7]

Where is dog? This place could use a little art.

[daxx1970]

ban

I am new to ban art, how is this? I think it has a certain Witticism to it if I say so myself.

[www1221]

Its better than Dog's ban art.

A+

[MagicMurderBag7]

That's some classy art Daxx.

[sillystou]

perfect A's on the art.

[daxx1970]

I was going for a Andy Warhol/ Frank Lloyd Wright fusion piece which connects the surly underbelly of the modern era of banishment with the minimalist anti-establishment banning types. I am glad it has been met with such critical acclaim. Thank you, thank you all.


Now I know how Witt feels...well how he would feel if he were slightly more popular and ruggedly handsome.

[rkbdgurl]

I was going for a Andy Warhol/ Frank Lloyd Wright fusion piece which connects the surly underbelly of the modern era of banishment with the minimalist anti-establishment banning types. I am glad it has been met with such critical acclaim. Thank you, thank you all.

To quote the dancer on the the top of the skyscraper just before she got blown to smithereens by the aliens in the movie Independence Day ..."It's so pretty"

[MagicMurderBag7]

It reminds me of the opening theme of Saved by the Bell.

[Witticus]

I was going for a Andy Warhol/ Frank Lloyd Wright fusion piece which connects the surly underbelly of the modern era of banishment with the minimalist anti-establishment banning types. I am glad it has been met with such critical acclaim. Thank you, thank you all.


Now I know how Witt feels...well how he would feel if he were slightly more popular and ruggedly handsome.

Personally I believe you're going for a Duchamp/ Rothko style with readymade found writing and uncomfortable colors. If you were to put more repetition into it, I'd call it Warhol and the Frank Lloyd Wright comment just doesn't fit. I feel it expresses simplicity and proposes the question of "what is ban art?"

Dog on the other hand follows a more Andy Warhol style actually.

-Witt out

[daxx1970]

After that scathing critique I am thankful that at least the "more popular and rugged handsomeness" portion obviously stands up to Witt's scrutiny.

I must disagree with dog's resemblance to Andy as Warhol would stop with a moderate amount of soup cans where as dog has the incessant need to fill up a whole page. I feel this places him as a Madonna/Gaga/Witt "look at me/ center of attention/ cry for help" type artist.

Regardless I feel dog definitely takes a Serrano "look at me I put something in pee" approach to art instead of the "look at me I'm whacked out on drugs and painted a soup can" methodology.

In conclusion, I feel Dog's work is undoubtedly fueled by the same drug and alcohol induced stupor as Warhol but his motivation is derived from another source all together. That source is where the classification lies, not in the final product in and of itself.