Wednesday, April 4, 2012

About the 'is a bitch' messages at Cooper Union


In case you were curious about the "is a bitch" messages on the windows of Cooper Union...


It's part of a student art exhibit that opened yesterday... this particular work is by Sarah Crowe and titled "A BITCH IS A BITCH IS A BITCH IS A BITCH."

Details here.

Photos by Bobby Williams.

13 comments:

  1. Does Cooper Union accept Senior citizens? I would be so happy to get one of their stipends. I'd even get me a beret.

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  2. Lincoln must be so proud.

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  3. Disappointing that "art" these days is simply writing a couple of provocative words in a large font in a public place.

    Dadaism -> post-modernism -> art is dead.

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  4. Now I understand why Cooper Union students would be upset about contributing to the cost of their edukashun.

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  5. it would be hard to hang this "art" on your wall.
    does the window come with it?
    how long did it take sarah to develop this masterpiece?
    we've lost, they win!

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  6. So let me get this straight, people are upset at Cooper Union for turning the East Village in to latest example of Gentrified New York while also being upset about its artists acting like, well, artists. Got it.

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  7. A definition of sloppy reporting:
    not bothering to interview the
    artist about whose work you are
    complaining.

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  8. @ anon 8:10

    Re-read the original post. I wasn't complaining about it, as you put it. People were curious about why someone wrote "is a bitch" on Cooper Union's windows. I simply linked to information about the exhibit.

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  9. You should all go inside and see the show and see the rest of the art. It's really good.

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  10. "So let me get this straight, people are upset at Cooper Union for turning the East Village in to latest example of Gentrified New York while also being upset about its artists acting like, well, artists. Got it.

    No, you didn't get it.

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