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February 26, 2005

The Crackers

If you liked the "Anti-Christo" post, you should check this out:

The_crackersGift to the City — is it Art or for the Birds? "The Crackers" is as much a public happening as it is a tasty snack, defying the domino theory. Peanut butter or cheddar cheese. They poured their hearts and souls into the project for over 26 minutes. It required three dozen crackers and spanned over nearly 23 inches along a footbridge in the park at a cost (borne exclusively by the artists) of $2.50. Is it art? You decide. The installation was completed with no permits or bureaucracy, and fed to the ducks after about a half hour. "The Crackers" is entirely for profit.

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Hal Foster's short article on The Gates:

http://www.lrb.co.uk/v27/n05/fost01_.html


Posted by: setare | Feb 27, 2005 5:44:24 AM

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