http://artforum.com/inprint/issue=201605&id=59522
PHILIP-LORCA DICORCIA
W, March 2000, #10, 2000
“Contemporary art is a cock ring on a giant erection pumped up by capitalism and keeping the masters of that game from cumming. I think they like it. I think the artists like it, too. They get to pretend to be profound. Some are. Most are hemorrhoids waiting to happen. The blood that pumps it all up is money. Green blood.”
your lack of originality is awful
— Photo-Soup.ORG (@PhotoSoupORG) April 27, 2016
http://cphmag.com/about-criticism/
“Ultimately, much like it’s not an artist’s job to make us feel good about ourselves, it’s not a critic’s, either. Of course, that’s where criticism tends to get into trouble. It might point out that what a large number of people might enjoy is actually complete crap, given certain criteria. Reactions to that kind of criticism do not tend to be kind. A critic will simply have to live with being called all kinds of things – much like an artist.”
http://thephotographersgallery.org.uk/monsterlife
#MONSTERLIFE at The Photographer’s Gallery London
whoever responsible for this crap should be fired "reshaping the relationship between music and image making online" http://t.co/4inhl9aTED
— Photo-Soup.ORG (@PhotoSoupORG) November 22, 2015
what's next? a Kim Kardashian 'selfie' exhibition? #wtf
— Photo-Soup.ORG (@PhotoSoupORG) November 22, 2015
For simplicity’s sake, the common traits of sociopaths/psychopaths are:
• glib and superficial charm
• grandiose (exaggeratedly high) estimation of self
• constant need for stimulation
• pathological lying
• cunning and manipulativeness
• lack of remorse or guilt
• shallow affect and superficial emotions
• callousness and lack of empathy
• poor behavioral controls
• sexual promiscuity
• lack of realistic long-term goals
• impulsivity
• irresponsibility
• failure to accept responsibility for own actions
Recognise anybody you know?