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Previously on "They call this ART! NSFW"
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You shat an inflatable toy? Do you do this often? Have you spoken to a doctor about this?
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Little did I know when I flushed that one away it would end up in Hong Kong.
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I will be placing my new "Piece d'Art" on the other side of the park:

And am currently working on a new project:
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There's a fine tradition of turds in art. Gilbert and George for example.
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That's because you've never done a human poo. Gorn poo probably looks entirely different.Originally posted by zeitghostIt's even less recognisable that that submarine made of old tyres.
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Has he demanded that it be recognised as anything at all?Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostThe kind of art produced by an artist who demands that his work is recognised as art, even if it's a bit rubbish really.
yes, I think it's a bit poo too
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The kind of art produced by an artist who demands that his work is recognised as art, even if it's a bit rubbish really.
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No it isn't. It's a large irregularly formed brown inflatable object that might not represent anything at all. Your eyes see that object and your brain interprets it as a sh1t, even thought it's far too big to be the turd of any known animal. It says more about your brain than about the artist's concept. In other words everyone who looks at it and calls it a turd/poo/tulip/crap/faeces etc. is a tulip-for-brains.Originally posted by northernladuk View PostWell I think it's sh1t!
And now you all now who did a modern art course as a minor subject at a second rate poly.
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Magritte would have written 'ceci n'est pas une crotte' on the side of it.
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No, right is a stocky Asian gentleman.Originally posted by original PM View Postthats just a big turd right?
He seems to be admiring the big turd in the centre.
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