We all know about that photographer, Bill Henson. Well, on the weekend I read an online opinion which claimed that given he specialised in photographing naked teenagers, then his work was derivate and thus redundant. Not fresh. Now I fear my constant recording of Oucha will be deemed derivative and redundant. Oh, the shame.
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Like Henson's work, Oucha does not change much, only some variation on the theme. But the doves on the latest version look juvenile, could someone please paint over them, preferable in brown.
It is great to debate art, I feel very uncomfortable with the work that Henson does, but do we really have to ban art instead of having a grown up discussion about it?
LONG LIVE OUCHA !!!
And do check out my favourite movie, as it relates to this. It is called Pleasantville.
Posted by: Rainer the cabbie | May 27, 2008 at 10:06 PM