Wow...Reminds me of the "shanty" I lived in with my Grandma in Mexico. It was miserable and hot. The only thing missing is the 50 or so sheep and goats she kept. This is what her property looked like when she let all them goats wander off to graze. She was also a hoarder. There was a dump nearby. All the garbage from Mcallen, Texas would be disposed of across the border to a site about a mile from my Granma's shanty. She would go looking for anything worth while and bring it home.
I finally visited MoMA a couple days ago and saw this.The person who commented below me explained it very well. In addition, I see this installation as a form of art therapy.
I went to see it today. It's pretty wonderful. It's also very biographical.
It's the contents the artist's (Song Dong), mother's house in China. She grew up very poor and kept everything. When her husband died 4 years it went it to extremes so she would not feel the emptiness of his absence.
Her desire for security is expressed in this hoarding. It was an epic force.
To see junk organized so meticulously is mesmerizing. It makes you think about the nature of waste, and generation gaps.
If you go to the link on the video description there is more information about the art and the artist. It's in the atrium at MoMA this summer as part of an exhibition.
somehow with the music it´s romantic in the end
telling about life
UNITEDSPACEFLAG 1 year ago
Wow...Reminds me of the "shanty" I lived in with my Grandma in Mexico. It was miserable and hot. The only thing missing is the 50 or so sheep and goats she kept. This is what her property looked like when she let all them goats wander off to graze. She was also a hoarder. There was a dump nearby. All the garbage from Mcallen, Texas would be disposed of across the border to a site about a mile from my Granma's shanty. She would go looking for anything worth while and bring it home.
saturninenight 2 years ago
I finally visited MoMA a couple days ago and saw this.The person who commented below me explained it very well. In addition, I see this installation as a form of art therapy.
wolfwoodnyo 2 years ago
I went to see it today. It's pretty wonderful. It's also very biographical.
It's the contents the artist's (Song Dong), mother's house in China. She grew up very poor and kept everything. When her husband died 4 years it went it to extremes so she would not feel the emptiness of his absence.
Her desire for security is expressed in this hoarding. It was an epic force.
To see junk organized so meticulously is mesmerizing. It makes you think about the nature of waste, and generation gaps.
nicku33 2 years ago
what the heck just happened?!?
trailersquad3123 2 years ago
to me thats not art... its junk... when people throw paint at a wall its still junk...
wcatdoor 2 years ago
any paint thrown on any wall is still called art.
dryboogers 2 years ago
with that you are saying andy warhol is ignorant for the performance art he did.
t7g6s8 2 years ago
wtf is going on?
swk0205 2 years ago
thats art??-.-
MYcrappyACCOUNT 2 years ago
The MoMA has some great older works but all this contemporary "junk," "high concept" art is just garbage. It's so arrogant and self-infatuated.
paxson001 2 years ago
junk !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and bull !
jennytire 2 years ago
If you go to the link on the video description there is more information about the art and the artist. It's in the atrium at MoMA this summer as part of an exhibition.
MoMAvideos 2 years ago
What the heck is that?
241Groundhog 2 years ago
Its really Confusind like with 4 Cams or 2 kinda dizzed me
Crkids79 2 years ago
wtf?
InfiniteGrenades 2 years ago
Awesome... 4 cam production... with 2 cam to combine to have a panoramic view...
:)
VinceCheong 2 years ago
It will never pass code. Building violations galore.
samdon815 2 years ago 2
no it is educational
TheTiger616 2 years ago
i saw that mini fim about being a orphan and ending up homeless ...that was so sad
idntexst 2 years ago
They just put a bunch of junk on the ground and called it art...
tehpeh 2 years ago
four thumbs down..
steamdaddy543 2 years ago
Wow look at the shoes!!
rochelimit55555 2 years ago
Wow, so impressive. lulz
HumanStrategy 2 years ago
Waste Not? Isn't it a waste to build a house inside a building?
InappropriateComment 2 years ago 3
nice job!
5 stars from TheJapanChannel !!
TheJapanChannelDcom 2 years ago
I hear Habitat for Humanity does a lot of good conceptual art too.
BinkieMcFartnuggets 2 years ago
wow :) I'll be visiting MOMA next week from Maryland. can't wait!
wolfwoodnyo 2 years ago