Mocked by Graffiti

By Aaron Macks on January 24, 2012 7:06 PM StumbleUpon Toolbar | No Comments | 2 TrackBacks
Or perhaps a sign of the success of Damien Hirsts' penetration of the popular consciousness, at least in Paris, is this carefully executed "dot" message.  Say what you will, but I bet this one was painted by the artist...

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(photo by Laurence Billiet, found on Vandalog)

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Damien Hirst , or Today in Satire from AM on February 9, 2012 10:57 PM

His spot-paintings are apparently a catalyst for mockery. Previously he was out-spotted in  Parisian graffiti, now the Village Voice posits that all that remains is the obituaryI don't think the work of Gary Andrew Clarke was meant as a parody... Read More

Follow-up Spot Painting Mockery from AM on April 18, 2012 10:52 AM

No one so bitter as a lover scorned, the mockery (deserved) of Damien Hirst's Spot Paintings continues.  Here are a bunch of random facts about the series:1. Hirst has made an estimated 1,400 spot paintings since 1986.2. Gagosian's The Comple... Read More

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