Martin Creed: Thinking / Not Thinking (Work-1090)

Thinking / Not Thinking is a song by Turner Prize-winning artist Martin Creed, released on Telephone Records, Creed's own label, on 20 January 2011. Accompanying the CD is a DVD of the music video directed by Creed, starring canine duo Orson and Sparky. Sparky's the little one.

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[memuaddib]

I was thinking that is awesome. What are you thinking? :P

[TomHendricksMusea]

Conceptual art has a catch 22 to it. It can't be evaluated. Thats' why the conceptual art vide called snake oil that opposes what conceptual art is, is so important.

[mrfatelbow]

plazamoon, fall meets ivor cutler. go to a talk of his, makes even less but more sense of what art is all about.

[PlazaMoon]

i'm thinking The Fall The Fall The Fall!!!!!!!!

[FirestarterMND]

love it xxx

[slimjimjimbo77]

great i saw this on the bbc news in the morning and had the song in my head all day had too find it too see it again very addictive

[BKFA2008]

crumbs I think there's room for all of us in the world to have our own experiences isn't there without it needing to belittle the experiences of others. i think its wonderful, puts a smile on my face every time I watch it. i think its rather profound in a modest understated way. but if that's not the experience of others then fair enough.

[BKFA2008]

crumbs I think there's room for all of us in the world to have our own experiences isn't there without it needing to belittle the experiences of others. i think its wonderful, puts a smile on my face every time I watch it. i think its rather profound in a modest understated way. but if that's not your experience mr spotlight then fair enough.

[philwillmott]

It IS hilarious, brilliant and touching. The simplicity of the statement , the cleanness of the execution (which must have taken a lot of work and thought yet doesn't scream of this) and the fact you can enjoy it on so many levels makes it a wonderful piece. Plus it manages to use humour without the humour diminishing it's impact.

[Apricotsocks]

O dear SpotlightNewMedia, who said people of high intelligence coupled with creativity cannot have a sense of humour? From my perspective, talent reaches a target no none else can hit whereas genius hits a target no one else can see. I'm sorry if you take umbrage my comment was personal and came from the heart it wasn't to be taken personally with reference to any artwork that isn't conceptual.