Lolvant Garde: possibly the best melding of high and low culture I have ever encountered.
Jeff Wall, Milk, 1984
I'm speechless. Plus, I just love that Jeff Wall.
Lunchtime Jeff Wall, as interpreted by Lolvant Garde
Lolvant Garde: possibly the best melding of high and low culture I have ever encountered.
I'm speechless. Plus, I just love that Jeff Wall.
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I love Jeff Wall too!
I just finished an homage to his "A sudden gust of wind" for my PhotoShop class.
http://monicarooney.smugmug.com/photos/275289434_iHBYA-XL.jpg
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I'm actually convinced that almost all of our culture, high and low, right now has stemmed from 4chan's /b/. Including your photo trend of animals, which probably came from lolcats, which came from caturday, which came from /b/
I'm actually working on an installation project from that stuff right now, up at my site
too bad that blog's content isn't actually that funny :-/