Lauren Purje (b. 1987) grew up in Dublin, Ohio and graduated from Ohio University in 2009 with a BFA in Painting. She moved to Brooklyn, NY in 2011 where she currently lives and works. This series of comic... More by Lauren Purje
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In your case it would help to actually be funny. This comic is consistently awful. Pedestrian beyond measure.
People laugh at my work all the time……. I wish they would stop.
Mathieu Lefevre was an artist living in Brooklyn, NY, who passed away last year. His art was ALL 100% satire and poked fun at the serious attitudes of his peers in the ‘art scene.’ I highly suggest that anyone and everyone take a look at his work and have a good laugh. There will be a retrospective of his work in May, I believe, somewhere in Brooklyn. See his work at http://mathieulefevre.com
We know his work at Hyperallergic really well. Thanks for the reminder.
I think his work is amazing and I would love to be involved in showing it. Do you have any idea who is showing the work?
I just sent you a facebook friend request because it would only allow me to send you a message if I paid a dollar??? Anyway, let’s get in touch on Facebook and I can point you in the right direction.
You will find form where there is flatness, like stiffness to your cheese. http://www.alexisannegrant.com
I concur:
http://pinterest.com/pin/229613280971705915/
Relogged on Notestothemilkman on Wordpress.com
http://notestothemilkman.wordpress.com/2013/03/19/cant-you-take-an-art-joke-a-reblog-from-hyperallergic/