Ever wondered blankly through a museum innocently confusing the elevator, electrical plug-ins or chrome cigarette ashtrays as works of art...only to go home later tortured by the question, "What exactly is contemporary art?"
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Category: | Mixed Media |
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Length: | 7.5 Cm |
Height: | 13 Cm |
Width: | 2 Cm |
Framed: | No |
Edition: | Edition of 1000 |
Country: | Canada |
Shipping from: | Saudi Arabia |
In 1996, Dana Wyse began her best known artwork, a pill-themed installation called Jesus Had A Sister Productions. Drawing on the fantastical promises of advertising, infomercials, and pop psychology, Wyse's pharmacy offers the possibility of instant personal change. It is a philosophical work-in-progress to which Wyse adds new elements each year. Jesus Had A Sister Productions is a fictional pharmaceutical company specializing in quick-fix medicines, dehydrated space food, discount time travel, spy electronics, transistor radios, invisible things, sneaky life hacks, Venus Fly Traps (when available)…and pocket-size weapons for the revolution. Incorporated in 1786 by the artist's great great great grandfather, Jesus Had A Sister Productions has not shuttered its factory doors a single day in over two centuries. Despite the existential winds...