Submitted by _General_Account_ t3_10v8c23 in pittsburgh
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"he didn't like scripts
Not knowing what would happen makes it more interesting"
Or something like that
Lots of others also
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Zenith2017 t1_j7fy36y wrote
he cut his poop with a knife
she just ate it
_General_Account_ OP t1_j7fykcx wrote
I suppose it's art in that it made me try to figure out what they meant when they're pretty meaningless
Jazzlike_Breadfruit9 t1_j7fznky wrote
Art makes you feel emotions, negative and positive depending on the piece. Since you’re posting here I’d say the art did make you feel something.
_General_Account_ OP t1_j7g050n wrote
If anything confusion.
hypotenoos t1_j7g1b8z wrote
You’re asking, so it appears to have worked.
SWPenn t1_j7g25ii wrote
It's part of this year's Carnegie International. Some of the works are being placed in the community. You can see the exhibition at the Carnegie Museum of Art. It's fascinating.
boredlady819 t1_j7g7cki wrote
read in Jerry Seinfeld
…it’s like i gotta know…whaddya mean she didn’t believe in credit cards?!”
Whiplash_666 t1_j7g7pez wrote
Her PIN is Bosco?!?
enemy_of_your_enema t1_j7ght8c wrote
It sounds like something you'd say about someone who just went into collections on their huge credit card debt. Like, she didn't really think all of this debt would come back to bite her and just kept spending until consequences caught up with her. I like it - a little quote that evokes a lot.
genericpseudonym678 t1_j7gnquc wrote
This reminds me of this comic by Ad Reinhardt.
IClight69 t1_j7gol74 wrote
“The airline points alone, Jerry… the points!!!”” -George Costanza
arguchik t1_j7gstut wrote
Art also induces us to engage in interpretation - "meaning making."
Funk_Master_Rex t1_j7gunez wrote
Art for the sake of art.
SnooLentils4120 t1_j7gvqc2 wrote
I fucking hate these stupid billboards.
Postmodern101 t1_j7gxmgs wrote
Maybe it's a statement on Derrida's deconstructivism of language. I'd rather see something that makes me think than ads for D.U.I. lawyers
bgslr t1_j7iflht wrote
Same. They're so snarky. I'm just tryin to drive home from work.
Terrible excuse for "art"
afuturisticdystopia t1_j7iy9kn wrote
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funkyb t1_j7j6n7j wrote
The only art we accept in the community are whimsically decorated dinosaurs!
Beginning_Ad_6616 t1_j7kcrlb wrote
I’ll take it over some of the the crazy billboards I’ve seen up outside of Pittsburgh.
sr214 t1_j7klkqs wrote
They're just distractions to ensure more accidents.
dlppgh t1_j7lmvxo wrote
It's an art project. I guess that inspires confusion and rage in some folks?
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Ordinary_Ad9743 t1_jaaqtcn wrote
Tony Cokes is a African-American post-conceptualist artist, who specializes in mono-chromatic text slides. This installation is apart of the 58th Carnegie international held until April 2nd and also includes another work of his titled Free Britney?(about Britney Spears) This work in particular are text fragments of speeches, writings,and lyrics collected from a range of sources. Much like his other work containing billboards, he is interested in “how the context of advertising billboards could catch people’s attention and make them feel uneasy when the message they were given wasn’t clear”.
I am currently trying to research more about this piece. If you have any text or remember any of the sayings please post them.
threwthelookinggrass t1_j7fxpj4 wrote
It's art by Tony Cokes and is an exhibit from the Carnegie Museum of Art.
My favorite is the profound "she didn't believe in credit cards."