Dan Perjovschi, WHAT HAPPENED TO US?, at MoMA (Part 1)

[cpopescu78]

Un cretinoid,o RUSINE pentru arta romaneasca!Daca si asta e artist,atunci sunt 20 de milioane mai TARI ca el in Romania!Rusine sa va fie,haimanale de doi lei de la ICR,in frunte cu anti-romanul Patapievici!

[adiulici01]

@cpopescu78 Pun pariu ca asa zicea lumea si de Brancusi pe vremea lui.

[86tibs]

@cpopescu78 - lipsa de intelegere a esentei . . . te face un om ignorant si ingropat in preconceptii si idei fara de inceput si fara de sfarsit

[tanobaron]

L am vazut aseara pe romania 3, un interviu la cluj. e misto tipul, are idei, il duce mintea, sintetizeaza in caricaturi chestii foarte grele, trebuie talent si multa inteligenta pt. asta. nota 10.

[romeroguillaume]

JE PARLE FRANCAIS SORRY

[022647nadia]

I find Perjovschi fascinating... original ideas; expressive drawings; a different look at the world we live in; on a personal level leading to more introspection. It brings to mind Saul Steinberg, another great artist born in Romania. Who can forget his book "The Inspector?"

[hidracalm]

Proba de internet.

[hidracalm]

Un caricaturist care nu stie nici macar sa deseneze ...dar plin de idei si inspirat !

[improja]

remind me on Jean-michel basquiat

[artvizual]

sunt mandru ca sunt roman

dan perjovschi cel mai tare

[cafeaculapte]

this is poetry. smart, minimal poetry. maybe modern, visual, haiku :P

[stumbleyjohn]

Brilliant for sure... But can anyone provide a more logical system than capitalism. Capitalism provides an outlet for greed, an unfortunate trait instilled in all (most) of us!

[garouHH]

Wow, now that was non-sequitur... But anyways, I'd like if technocracy (technocracy org) was given a shot. As for greed, while some of it is probably really what can be called "human nature" (i.e. the urge to have continuous material non-scarcity), a lot of it just as probably is nurture, the result of having grown up in a system driven by and thus instilling greed. As for outlets, it's just as with violence: If you need it, find a hobby that fits you as a pressure valve.

[borninbrooklynNYC]

This guy is genius. Each of his drawings are so very poignant and utterly clever.

[monkcycle]

this conceptually is exactly like the art from opinion pages in the ny times, book review and top graphic illustrators.

[beverlee329]

great exhibit. at first, i didnt think much of it but the fearless honesty of what he and probably a lot of ppl think, expressed in simple almost childlike cartoons, made it humorous, witty and true.

[fcaute]

WONDERFUL! We are all allowed of the YouTube and media revolution, but, STOP and think about it just a second... "a second"... IT'S DAMN WONDERFUL!!!! Thank you once again. Keep thinking, keep making, keep changing! -An American artist (because "America" is the continent, not only the USA), CHEERS!

[fcaute]

Hi! A comment from Argentina: GREAT VIDEO! Thank you a lot for upload this kind of stuff! I mean, who would imagine 10 years ago, for example, that I could see, or anyone of us in the other side of the contient, this kind of art work, watching it comming real, inside MoMA.

[spiritofboz]

Thanks for the visit !

[regiaart]

Regia Art needs a similar show.

[placelight]

Good one =) I saw his art work in Sharjah Binneail 2007.

[artmonroe]

radical artist out. is that art or what. this guy is a statement himself.

[stratess]

waw the best perjo...

bravooooooo

[cinemathequefilms]

To have a traditional art museum engage an artist in improvisation directly on museum walls in full public view really challenges the notion of the artist as being removed from the people who see his art. Great stuff. Both the artist and the museum reinvent themselves. Reinventing fundamental ideas of intellectual property. Who owns it. The museum (it's their wall). The artist (he created the art). Or the public (in abstract and ephemeral ways, the consumer). Invention. Reinvention, yes!

[binbinhigh]

Is that Zoe Jackson's voice I hear?

[MoMAvideos]

Perjovschi was interviewed by Zoe Jackson and by curator Roxana Marcoci.