The first contained a link to the Tate gallery in London. To get it click here.
The second contained this message (which I feel may have a significant impact on our relationship.)
"From now on the glass of water on my bedside table will be called:Run Rabbit/Pelican Crossing
Analysing the spatial and metatextual connections between a 1942 NAAFI barndance in Bedford and contemporary pedestrian management systems.This work can only properly be experienced by me when I am asleep.
A 340-page manifesto and manual accompanies the pieceSold to Charles Saatchi for £93747364."

from now on
ReplyDeletethe ring around my bath will be known as
Princess Diana and the Quest for Imperfection
Towards a greater understanding of contemporary theories of gender-related grape peeling.
that'll be a million pounds please Mr Saatchi
from now on
ReplyDeletemy dog's bowl will be known as
That'll Be A Million Pounds Please Mr Saatchi
From now on
ReplyDeletemy kitchen sink will be known as
Trip to Venus
Exploring the discourse between household objects and the inner planets on a post-Jungian model
ho ho - gosh I can feel a group exhibition coming on
ReplyDeleteLibra Sun: is this glass full or empty?
ReplyDeleteAries Eris: are you kidding me, where`s the damned tap
Ah yes, transubstantiation. Your partner obviously excels at this.
ReplyDeleteLove it. I think planets rising are always quite interesting and very influential. They can also be quite telling.
@saturnjourney - hee hee. skating over the current eris pop saturn - yikes.
ReplyDeleteLOL
ReplyDeleteMy Merc/Uranus used to take great delight in defending these kind of works of art in aesthetics/h of a classes. And then sitting back and watching the ensuing mayhem. Oh happy days :)
I've tried to find the point for years - but Marcel Duchamp did it all 100 years ago and it didn't need saying again.
ReplyDeleteNow I feel a swell of such deep boredom rise up when I see some of this stuff in a gallery…
From now on
ReplyDeleteTuesday will be known as purple
Finding meaning in an increasingly narrow gyre of fatalistic commitment-oriented tension
please can I be part of the exhibition
Great you get to laugh together. I'm not surprised your partner has strong uranus/merc. Now I'm wondering what got him to send those emails in first place!
ReplyDelete@Sabrina - sshhh, don't tell anyone, but I think he was procrastinating.
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