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Friday, April 27, 2007

Andrew Lamprecht's Lunchtime lecture at Michaelis on Wednesday revealed a very interesting snippet, to say the least. The lecture was on art publishing, and by proxy art criticism in South Africa. What transpired, besides for a a first-year snitch publicly denouncing the drunken criticism that is Early Friday bizarrely, was Sean 'O Toole admitting that Art South Africa did give preference to advertising galleries. Not that we didn't suspect it. Not that it is a terrible practice either, after all it is, I presume, a commercial venture. But still, from the horse's mouth.

6 Comments:

Anonymous different day same story said...

and still we wonder why there are so few black artists

9:51 AM  
Anonymous asheligh I love capitalism said...

What the fuck is Ashleigh McLean doing leading this hideous pro-capitalist march. I thought she was a highly ethical person

5:47 PM  
Anonymous other said...

then, think about it, why in god's name so called bell-roberts are not quite on the most wanted list of artists?

7:35 PM  
Anonymous other said...

then, think about it, why in god's name so called bell-roberts are not quite on the most wanted list of artists?

7:35 PM  
Anonymous First Year Snitch said...

mmmm.... my first mention in an "art publication" (if thats what you can call this place)... hopefully my next will be slightly more sparkling.

8:31 PM  
Anonymous but.. said...

and hopefully Andrew will look my in the eye again one day....

8:32 PM  

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