But here's the best part -- in the next day's comic, it turns out that the art ignoramus is the governor. I wonder if he will be persuaded that Pollock is art by the end of the adventure.
Saturday, April 13, 2013
Cultural identity -- an afterthought
Yesterday I wrote about cultural identity and speculated that a large portion of the United States -- the conservative, unsophisticated, flyover-state folks -- is suspicious and disapproving of mainstream High Art. If you still need convincing, here's Exhibit A, from this week's Apartment 3-G comic.
Notice how the guy not embarrassed but proud of being a troglodyte. That's what I was talking about yesterday.
But here's the best part -- in the next day's comic, it turns out that the art ignoramus is the governor. I wonder if he will be persuaded that Pollock is art by the end of the adventure.
But here's the best part -- in the next day's comic, it turns out that the art ignoramus is the governor. I wonder if he will be persuaded that Pollock is art by the end of the adventure.
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