Moleskine Piero Golia notebook @ Detour exhibition

[ultraexcited]

I thought this one was cunning and clever, :P challenging the audience.

[crunchybones]

I can see what the artist was thinking but I don't think it's broken any new ground, it's embarassing more than anyhting.

They should have opened the little beaut, and simply enjoyed drawing.

[manthapantha3]

moron

[liviomealone]

I liked it...anybody jealous?

[hossrex]

As someone who actually enjoys these moleskine video's... this one was just stupid.

I can just imagine the smug sense of self-satisfaction that hippy douchebag got when he realized he could simply sign the shrink wrap of a moleskine, and call it art.

I have a pretty broad definition of art... but *THIS* aint it.

[Kaevar]

So true. Look at Stefano Faravelli's work on Detour, stunning watercolour paintings. How can one barely compare THAT to this pretentious crap? Let's be honest, if art means barely to have the guts to show off horrible and uninspired works, then something's definitely wrong. Art means effort and beauty, to me.

[shethewriter]

@hossrex yeah, and once you take the plastic off, it's gone

[StrychnineTwitchh]

@hossrex I agree,

In my opinion, the signed urinal "R.Mutt" is the same.

It's in an art gallery and gets much appraise for it, when It's only a signature upon a bathroom appliance.

[neapolitanpsycho]

I know Piero Golia.

It is an artist???

[buttfuckmcgurk]

Destroy postmodernism.

[giddycarousel]

woah

[elymurguia23]

?¡

[Mailoreothoriel]

absurd

[ilOYOli]

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