Miscarriage Art. Or, how to make a name for yourself very quickly

Not Afraid · 04-19-2008, 03:03 PM

Conceptually, it brings up a LOT of rich discussion - which I applaud. I ALWAYS love it when art pushes broundries, even if I don't like my boundries pushed upon. If she faked it, well, it would have been better if she didn't first claim to create the piece as more than a conceptual piece of art.

I think the fact that she chose to artificially inseminate herself is extremely interesting. (I would've taken the opportunity to justify my slutdom.

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Very interesting. I love that is it causing a stir at Yale - which has such a fantastic art program at the moment (one of the best in the country.)

04-19-2008, 03:03 PM	#11
Not Afraid HI! Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 17,108	Conceptually, it brings up a LOT of rich discussion - which I applaud. I ALWAYS love it when art pushes broundries, even if I don't like my boundries pushed upon. If she faked it, well, it would have been better if she didn't first claim to create the piece as more than a conceptual piece of art. I think the fact that she chose to artificially inseminate herself is extremely interesting. (I would've taken the opportunity to justify my slutdom.) Very interesting. I love that is it causing a stir at Yale - which has such a fantastic art program at the moment (one of the best in the country.)
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