Well the evaluation went mildly to terrible.
The main prof is someone I kind of don't get along with and never speak to him ( we are supposed to see him individually throughout the semester ) so ignoring him is asking for an arse raping.


They were not so interested by my artistic work ... oh well ... I realize some of it was rubbish but I'm starting off you suckaz.

If there was maybe one positive thing was about the papers I put on the wall.
While one teacher was very unpleased by the fact it was written very poorly, nearly tag like, they appreciated my reasonning and motivation behind my act.
The main prof actually said ( in privy ... he doesn't compliment people in public generally ) that me putting these things up on the what could have been expected from a fifth year student, because of the brutalness and thought behind it. So not all bad.



oh and yeah I got all my credits, as a matter of fact the whole class did ( long story short, the credit system is being used for the first time here and they give you all your credits on the basis of a good GPA ).
BUT, I got a warning for lack of work .... oh well ... 9 people in the class got a warning, of which two are close friends and I can only imagine a couple more of these are for some other friends of mine too ( most of the class absent today so I didn't get to know ).

i call that a win!

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Fortuna Favet Fortibus.

i think it's unoriginal

good job on not failing though


as far as big bands of pink go - there are plenty of galleries that aren't all white these days. in any case - you're still limiting yourself to the wall and to the gallery, so what's the difference?


some times you can say 'fuck' without actually saying it, and then sometimes it comes across a bit more maturely


here's a work by an italian artist - Piero Manzoni


it is actual cans of the artist's shit which have been assembled en masse and distributed around the art world




if you really just wanted to cause a scene you should have painted yourself white, worn socks made of wooden baseboard and shoes made of hardwood floor, and then stepped into the crit fully nude.

(which way to the gallery, ladies?)




check out this roman artist Fausto delle Chiaie
http://www.wantedinrome.com/article....php?id_art=744

an awesome dude. if you go to rome, stop by the sidewalk between the mausoleum of augustus and richard meier's ara pacis museum and meet a truly clever and interesting anti-gallery man