Guffwatch - The Movie

November 20 2015

Video: Prima Musa

This is fantastic: 

The use of “Artspeak”, the often incomprehensible language used by many curators, writers, critics, and other art insiders, has alienated much of of the art-viewing public.  The film follows New York artist Bill Claps discovering everyday people’s thoughts and feelings about contemporary art as he develops a video installation and a series of artworks that comment on the phenomena of Artspeak.  The film follows Claps at work in his studio, in the streets, galleries and art fairs of New York, and through several countries in Europe.

AHNers - we are not alone!

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