For me, the product B and D are curious except as "Guessing": verification of knowledge - in any good or not artists are at loggerheads this landscape or the characters. In my opinion their work - the most banal version of postmodernism, worn-out one of his characters (quotational) to boredom. Maybe this is a variant of crossword puzzles?
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I once again wonder about the criteria for art and, most importantly, the extent permissible in art. Do not you think that sexual intercourse imitation of Stalin and Hitler, to put it mildly, somewhat beyond the scope of "permitted to open display" (I stress that no call to ban and close around my place). After all, nobody comes (so far, at least) to organize a performance of "Leningrad" in Tchaikovsky Hall, or Alexander Novikov in the Conservatory.
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On this issue, I have an example, I was deeply zadevshy. It was
2005. Central area 1st Moscow Biennale was then the Museum. Lenin. At the entrance of two exhibited a video work "Blue Noses" - one that is now in the museum Markina (devour, RSR-countertop and consum-Hsia) and the second - Ilich, who spun like a spindle (as it turns over in his grave). For example, about Lenin - the nail on the head: in the subject and is conceptually, if we recall that it was for the museum. Well, first? But I felt very bad from one Dutch national project, which was exhibited at the third floor. The inscription on the mysterious door urged all attendees to participate in creating works of art. People come out giggling and embarrassed. Guessing about the trick, I will not go. Then, coming out of the museum, he came round on the street (ie on the Red Square) and saw this PI - Frozen (it was winter), a huge mass of ice stalactites muddy brown color, hanging from a wooden hut, made by from the window 3rd floor boards through the space of the courtyard of the Museum. And you say that anyone "did not occur. It's not even that it is - Museum im. Lenin, and that - as it did the Red Square!
It is strange to me and the fact that this genital-fecal topic for so long inspired "current" artists.