It’s Art, You Savages

In the all-too-brief video, filmed at Boston’s Proof Gallery in September 2011, Mr Fryer performs a thrilling and ambitious piece titled Wall Melody in which he “explores” the theme of commitment by holding down one note on a child’s musical toy, while accompanied by an unspecified power tool, operated elsewhere by persons unknown, for reasons unclear.

I spoil you, I really do.

17 Replies to “It’s Art, You Savages”

  1. Although this is an example of ‘performance art’, Ottawa’s National Gallery has its share of absurdities. A urinal, signed by the ‘artist’, a bungee cord, stretched corner to corner in a small room, a pile of used carpet underlay and the crowning glory, a totally white canvas on a white wall. A brilliant waste of (taxpayer) dollars.

  2. The degenerate western world is now dead. PC and the left finisehed off our civilization having, evidently, surrendered to Islam. The feminization of society…

  3. *
    best enjoyed over an amusing little red…
    “Finally, a few key works were cut from the Vancouver show,
    like Mary Kelly’s landmark Post-Partum Document (which
    famously displayed the soiled diapers of the artist’s
    newborn son
    , accompanied by records of his food intake).”

    wake up and smell the artiste.
    *

  4. I was thinking the same thing, but with a little C & W thrown in for those little more raunchy moments.

  5. In retrospect, it initially appeared that the ‘artist’ was playing with more than a keyboard, hunched, facing into the corner as he was. But maybe that’s just my uninformed impression.

  6. I much prefer my toy piano played by talented musicians. For example The Cure on 1990 MTV’s Unplugged “Just Like Heaven” … starts at 4:20
    https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=sc_jRTVm4ns
    Toy piano solo starts at 6:20
    Now THAT’s how one elevates toy piano into a masterpiece. If you don’t have chills after hearing that … you’re as DEAD as a Democrat voter! This talentless tool can get back to me after he can string at least 3 notes together into a coherent tune.

  7. I think he had a masterful, Hitler/Soviet Youth pose of forward looking into a bright future where one must be strong.

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