[Fwd: Re: [spectre] Artists Lick Curators Ass at Higher Institute For Fine Arts!]

[Heiko Recktenwald]

"the truth is often a combination of the two."
Spy and antispy...natom or not.
Maybe I just dont like this friend or foe thinking.

H.

spectre at mikrolisten.de wrote:
> Philippe Bourgois is a medical anthropologist at UC-San Francisco. ... Perhaps  something that makes the read so easy is that the author so willingly points ...
> As Bourgois shows in this book, the truth is often a combination of the two. ...  Perhaps something that makes the read so easy is that the author so ...
> Bourgois is not sanguine about the implementation of possible solutions to the not  ... Perhaps something that makes the read so easy is that the author so ...
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> mailia
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> Heiko Recktenwald <uzs106 at uni-bonn.de> wrote:
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>> I am sorry, I have problems with such art, also with the stuff at 
>> http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=kristoferpaetau . Why should we 
>> teach children to kill George Bush?
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>> It is interesting that they choose the eyes, but they dont know anything and so it is nothing more than lynching. And lynching is no fun, never!!!
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>> Vomiting in an exhibition, licking the curators ass, fun? It seems to be clear what he saying, but must he say it in this way?
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>> There are other artists here where one could ask himself what they are doing, but his message is clear, maybe resistance, is this the best way 
>> to express it?
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>> Btw, he is the third artist from Finland I saw, didnt met more, with such a "radical" approach, a coincidence?
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>> Maybe I am to bourgois or to old and overlooked something, what?
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>> H.
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>>> View the "Licking Curators Ass" Quicktime Video (2min.52sec. DSL required):
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