Where's the new artist's contribution? by Faemike55
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Description
Queen Zlata the Gentle is very curious about a new exhibit. But she is even more curious as to why there are no artworks hanging.
has the artist forgotten to put some works up?
Poor Toto has no idea where the artist has gone to and where the art is for that matter
Comments (70)
VERY NICE ART!!!!!!!
Perhaps the artist is a follower of the actor James Franco. This in the news today: James Franco Creating and Selling Invisible Art James Franco has takes on lots of professions, including actor, musician, student, professor and now artist. But his art is unlike anything you've ever seen before, because it's invisible. Franco teamed up with two other people in order to launch MONA (The Museum of Non-Visible Art), which is described as "an extravaganza of imagination." The goal of this museum is to create a "parallel world built of images and words [that is] not visible, but it is real, perhaps more real, in many ways, than the world of matter, and it is also for sale." You can purchase this non-visible art (ranging from $20 to $10,000) via Kickstarter, where there is a clear warning that you won't actually be getting any art for you money. Instead, you'll get a museum-style title card to place under your invisible art and a certificate of authenticity. "The rest is up to you," states MONA. http://www.worstpreviews.com/headline.php?id=22119&count=0
A very cute little caption... I like the insightful and inquisitive little Zlata. They look so sweet poised against such a wonderful background! Excellent work with lighting and shadows, Mike!
sweet erland
Wonderful and funny image Mike, very well done.
EXCELLENT WORK
Queen Zalta and Toto sure do look puzzled. Great job with their expressions. Outstanding backdrop Mike.
Quite the conundrum.
Invisibel art? Excellent scene and idea, Mike! ;o)
Well, that's just it, see? The exhibit is all about the ABSENCE, EMPTINESS, SPACE ... you have to FEEL it ...