ArtistFishbowl: That's Not Art Andy

That's Not Art Andy

I think someone like Andy Kaufman made an art of his comedy by making the pattern beyond each piece itself and even beyond the genre of comedy. It was the kind of art that got a reaction "that's not funny."

In music Steven Reich got the reaction "that's not music" and in visual art Jackson Pollock got "that's not painting", so did Kandinsky. Not just "that's not good, but "that's not art."

And then there's Andy Warhol.

That's not art Andy.

Dada. da-da-da..

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ArtistFishbowl In A Nutshell

A social media artist is a new breed of cat, exploring this medium and sharing what it entails to be an artist today. This 'public solitude' performance is happening in Los Angeles.

Sponsors make ArtistFishbowl happen. This creative project is self-sufficient and not funded through usual bureaucratic means.

The event is the meeting of business and art to mutual benefit. The resultant videos on Ustream, Facebook, YouTube, etc. never go away and their viewership grows exponentially. The host location offers artist patronage in the form of a public space of residency for an arranged number of days.

As a new-media artform, the performance continues in a progression exemplified by the Dadaists of the early 20th century, the Fluxus movement and more recently, British 'living sculptures', Gilbert & George.

Advancements in technology bring social interaction into play featuring physical location as subject matter. The engagement of others becomes the creative act from moment to moment. Tune in, be a part of the art performance. I need host locations, let's talk.

http://www.ArtistFishbowl.com

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