Hi Edward
that is indeed the original.
Except the very original, I believe, was in the form of a memorandum to all
staff and students at the college where Weiner was working...
I like it very much.
I wanted to make a little joke on Rauschenberg's erasure of a De Kooning
drawing applied to a piece of conceptual art...what would it look like?
I'm quite proud of the clunkiness of my resulting apparatus....
I very much enjoyed reading your Furtherfield review of 'The Last
Collaboration' - it's a beautifully written piece which honours Millie's memory
in both being a direct tribute to her and an appreciation of her work but also
in that you do what she would have done which is to think fearlessly, smartly &
cogently aloud about the issues raised by it.
I hope lots of folk will read both your review and the book itself...
warmest wishes
michael
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From: Edward Picot <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Monday, January 30, 2012 9:15 PM
Subject: Re: [NetBehaviour] Lawrence Weiner Erasure - a work of conceptual art
Michael -
I'd be very interested to know the original on which this is based. I
had a quick Google, and found an image of "A RUBBER BALL THROWN AT THE
SEA" in big blue letters on a white wall. If that's the original, then
you've done a lot with it.
- Edward
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