Dimitry Tetin
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Banksy’s dangerous new prank
Following Banksy’s art-making pranks is like watching a skateboarder riding a rail in the park without the inevitable end: he never busts his balls. And Bansky never gets his balls busted … too seriously. In his latest exploit, Bansky spray-painted nine stencilled pictures on the 425-mile long barrier that Israel built to separate itself from the Palestinian territories.
Uncategorized
Banksy’s dangerous new prank
Following Banksy’s art-making pranks is like watching a skateboarder riding a rail in the park without the inevitable end: he never busts his balls. And Bansky never gets his balls busted … too seriously. In his latest exploit, Bansky spray-painted nine stencilled pictures on the 425-mile long barrier that Israel built to separate itself from the Palestinian territories.
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The First Year Program
SAIC stays ahead of the curve with a program that tries to keep up with the changing art-making practices.
Arts & Culture
Committed and Engaged: A Conversation with Art Critic Michael Brenson
"When a connection is made between viewer and work that is intimate and intense enough to convince the viewer that that work, and art in general, is vital to his or her life," Brenson writes in his "Art Criticism and the Aethetic Response." The seriousness of the statement, the matter of art's intense importance to the actual vitality of the viewer and therefore society seem to perfectly characterize Brenson's attitude to his work. For him art really is a matter of life and death.
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