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Does Parody Strengthen the Original Work: Carl Andre vs Jordan McKenzie

March 5, 2014 by Glenn Weiss

  When the silly artist makes childish fun of a great artist, does it strengthen the memories and thoughts regarding the great artist?    In summer 2013, Jordan McKenzie’s performance Carl An(t)dre introduced 20 young people dressed as ants, accompanied by a marching band, promenading through Yorkshire Sculpture Park’s historic landscape creating structures inspired by Carl Andre’s infamous brick … [Read more...]

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