But is it art?

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    flash Guest

    flash, Apr 18, 2005
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    mups Guest

    flash says...
    "Mr McGowan, who has described himself as "the British alternative to
    David Blaine" nailed his feet to an art gallery last year - in protest
    against leaves"

    Wha?, the man is utterly barking.
     
    mups, Apr 18, 2005
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    flash Guest

    Indeed, I was thinking of offering him 2.9k myself.
     
    flash, Apr 18, 2005
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    gazzafield Guest


    They should feel glad they have been involved in a creative process.

    I will glad invite him to be involved in a creative process. The
    rearranging of the shape of his face and limbs. I shall video the event
    and sell it as art. That should please him. It will all be in the name
    of art.
     
    gazzafield, Apr 18, 2005
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    AndyW Guest


    Pass him over here when you've done. I've a floor I might wipe with
    him ;-
     
    AndyW, Apr 18, 2005
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    darsyx Guest

    darsyx, Apr 18, 2005
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    mups Guest

    Bear says...
    Not sure if he makes much money, but anybody who straps a dead turkey to
    their head and walks backwards round London deserves at least some
    funding.

    http://www.ukfineart.co.uk/MarkMcGowan/McGowan2.html
     
    mups, Apr 18, 2005
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    darsyx Guest

    I really, seriously doubt it. He's the same **** who rolled a peanut
    across London a couple of years back and offered it as payment to
    10.Downing Street to pay off his student debt.
     
    darsyx, Apr 18, 2005
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    Ace Guest

    Funding as far as the nearest nut-house, perhaps.

    Or are you actually being serious? I really hope not.


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    Ace, Apr 18, 2005
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    darsyx Guest

    I do like McGowan3.html:

    "NO SKY"

    "Marched through the streets of Camberwell and Peckham with a solo
    trumpet player playing a sad lament and holding ten foot high bamboo
    sticks with little cocktail umbrellas on top.

    Petitioned Soutthwark Council at the town hall for 'no sky' on the
    grounds that it was too big."

    he is a total fuckwit.
     
    darsyx, Apr 18, 2005
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    mups Guest

    Ace says...
    Not really no. He pops up fairly regularly in the London press doing
    dafter and dafter stunts. I feel he may have overstepped the mark a tad
    with his latest stunt...
     
    mups, Apr 18, 2005
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    Catman Guest

    Jesus:
    'You Turkey is an extra ordinary art performance by Mark McGowan. It is in
    response to the obesity pandemic and is pacifically directed towards fat
    people.'

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    Catman, Apr 18, 2005
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    sweller Guest

    Excellent.

    "Hey fellah, you're a turkey"
     
    sweller, Apr 18, 2005
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  14. Using the patented Mavis Beacon "Hunt&Peck" Technique, Catman
    'You ****' is an extraordinary art performance by Nigel Eaton. It is in
    response to the illiteracy pandemic, and is specifically aimed towards
    stupid people.


    "You! Yes, you! McGowan! You're a ****!"

    A little derivative, possibly. But I like it.

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    Wicked Uncle Nigel, Apr 18, 2005
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    Catman Guest

    Yep, works for me, too.
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    Catman, Apr 18, 2005
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    Champ Guest

    "It's a get-out-of-jail-free card".
     
    Champ, Apr 18, 2005
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  17. Nidge wrote
    The only challenge this geezer needs is a bit of originality. The idea
    of walking round backwards with something on yerred has been done to
    death over the years.


    Kinnel, our very own home grown Genesis P Orridge was the man who was on
    the ball over this one when he got an Arts Council Grant in the 60's and
    took it to a much wider audience and walked round East Anglia with a
    plank on his head, sometimes backwards and sometimes forwards.


    Seems to me that matey is what WUN would call derivative and not very
    good at it at that and thus worthy of no further attention from the
    chattering classes.
     
    steve auvache, Apr 18, 2005
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    Tim Guest

    This is Goldsmiths after all. They are a renowned supplier of loons. I
    used to pass the place often enough.
     
    Tim, Apr 18, 2005
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    Marc D Guest

    Convenient of him to provide photographic evidence
    of his vandalism. Pretty sure each "keying" pattern
    is relatively unique, so if they have photographic
    evidence it shouldn't be too hard to match things
    up. I'm developing quite the loathing of vandals.
     
    Marc D, Apr 18, 2005
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    Ginge Guest

    Too much.

    I propose each of his victins is provided a sharpened key, and he's put
    on a kebab meat style turntable.

    Call it art.
     
    Ginge, Apr 18, 2005
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