Re: [NetBehaviour] Wanted Works: Le Dejeuner Sur l'Herbe by O.Brody K.Paetau

2009-06-17 Thread UBERMORGEN.COM

Am 16.06.2009 um 20:20 schrieb Bobig.fr:

 I don't like this work. too easy. Provocation is a good attitude  
 for Art
 dating from the twentieth century. Edouard Manet'work was the  
 suggestion
 of lust.
 here no suggestion. just porn.

and don't forget the humour, which is always a good thing to have in  
an art
piece that has no provocative implications

hans-
UBERMORGEN.COM



 bobig

 O.Brody  K.Paetau a écrit :
 LE DÉJEUNER SUR L’HERBE (2006)
 Hommage to Edouard Manet
 Video, 3 min. 39 sec.

 The video shows on the left screen the finished montage with  
 contemporary czech porn actors animating the classical painting by  
 Edouard Manet which forms the backdrop of the scene. On the right  
 screen the shooting of the video in a blue box is displayed,  
 showing the set with the 2 cameramen-directors dressed and painted  
 in blue. The phonetically repeated french dialogues of the actors  
 add to the awkwardness of their performance and to the  
 disconcerting atmosphere of the work.

 We invite you to watch  criticize the video online:
 http://brodypaetau.com/?page_id=9

 You can also buy this work online:
 http://brodypaetau.com/?page_id=135


 Warm regards, Ondrej Brody  Kristofer Paetau




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Re: [NetBehaviour] Wanted Works: Le Dejeuner Sur l'Herbe by O.Brody K.Paetau

2009-06-17 Thread O.Brody K.Paetau
Hi Karen,

we believe criticism is interesting and important, therefore we invite
people to criticise our works online and keep the criticisms as part
of the documentation. We don't feel like starting a discussion with
those anonymous criticisms although sometimes people start responding
to each others comments which is fine if it happens. So to answer your
first question YES there are several points in criticizing asn making
it possible to do it. Even though people don't write themselves it is
interesting for them to read what other people wrote we believe.

NO, a reaction from the public whatever it might be is not the main
purpose of our work, although it certainly is one purpose.

Best, Kristofer



On Tue, Jun 16, 2009 at 7:42 PM, karen
blissettkaren.bliss...@googlemail.com wrote:
 Hi Ondrej Brody  Kristofer Paetau,

We invite you to watch  criticize the video online...

 first question:

 I was wondering if there was any point in any criticism being made?

 I have read some of the responses to some of your other works, such as 'dog
 carpets' (http://brodypaetau.com/?page_id=119) and do not see any dialogue
 between yourselves and the public - it seems as if there is no discussion
 with the public, other than within the framework of people's reactions to
 your work.

 Second question:

 So I'm wondering - is a reaction from the public whatever that may be, the
 main purpose of your work?

 karen.


 On Tue, Jun 16, 2009 at 5:50 PM, O.Brody  K.Paetau
 brodypae...@googlemail.com wrote:

 LE DÉJEUNER SUR L’HERBE (2006)
 Hommage to Edouard Manet
 Video, 3 min. 39 sec.

 The video shows on the left screen the finished montage with contemporary
 czech porn actors animating the classical painting by Edouard Manet which
 forms the backdrop of the scene. On the right screen the shooting of the
 video in a blue box is displayed, showing the set with the 2
 cameramen-directors dressed and painted in blue. The phonetically repeated
 french dialogues of the actors add to the awkwardness of their performance
 and to the disconcerting atmosphere of the work.

 We invite you to watch  criticize the video online:
 http://brodypaetau.com/?page_id=9

 You can also buy this work online:
 http://brodypaetau.com/?page_id=135


 Warm regards, Ondrej Brody  Kristofer Paetau


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Re: [NetBehaviour] Wanted Works: Le Dejeuner Sur l'Herbe by O.Brody K.Paetau

2009-06-17 Thread karen blissett
Hello Kristofer,

Thank you for your answers.

I only ask, because I feel your work seems to deliberately incorporate an
agenda where, reactions or interpretations of a similar type are an
important factor, an essence of the work's nature and purpose, perhaps not
its whole reasoning but it does seem essential.

Even though people don't write themselves it is
interesting for them to read what other people wrote we believe.

Yes, I think it is an important pert of the process, part of its growth or
presence - this could be said for most art and its dialogue culturally.

OK - so my next enquiry relates to art and controversy. Are there any
examples in your own work or others work where you think that they may have
crossed the line, or do you think that anyone or anything is fair game?

One of your projects which I found very interesting which was a kind of
'cultural' intervention, was 'A Visit to a Mosque'
http://www.slashseconds.org/issues/003/002/articles/brodypaetau2/index.php

From my own perspective this seems a mild intervention, but of course it
symbolises something stronger when we take the position of those who's lives
exist around the mosque, as a part of their sacred and daily ritual.

The camera movement ends with the sight of a pair of brown cowboy boots
standing on the floor under the shelves, witness of a visitor whose shoes
wouldn't fit into the shelves. The provocative presence of this alien
intruder is undermined by the natural and smooth character of a random
observation. We find ourselves confronted with our own stereotypes created
mainly by media.

Cowboy boots are a stereotypical pair of items which we all expect Americans
to wear, but we know that many different people chose to wear these items
around the world, but Muslims? What I saw from this work was an attempt to
create a playful paradigm shift when placing such items in an environment
which has experienced prejudice as well as a culture of violence, not only
from racists and negative media representation but also from some its own
factions of religious extremism. So, in this context, the boots themselves
could be perceived as an invasion into another culture's space.

I look forward to discussing further soon.

Karen



we believe criticism is interesting and important, therefore we invite
people to criticise our works online and keep the criticisms as part
of the documentation. We don't feel like starting a discussion with
those anonymous criticisms although sometimes people start responding
to each others comments which is fine if it happens. So to answer your
first question YES there are several points in criticizing asn making
it possible to do it. Even though people don't write themselves it is
interesting for them to read what other people wrote we believe.

NO, a reaction from the public whatever it might be is not the main
purpose of our work, although it certainly is one purpose.

Best, Kristofer



On Tue, Jun 16, 2009 at 7:42 PM, karen
blissettkaren.bliss...@googlemail.com wrote:
  Hi Ondrej Brody  Kristofer Paetau,
 
 We invite you to watch  criticize the video online...
 
  first question:
 
  I was wondering if there was any point in any criticism being made?
 
  I have read some of the responses to some of your other works, such as
'dog
  carpets' (http://brodypaetau.com/?page_id=119) and do not see any
dialogue
  between yourselves and the public - it seems as if there is no
discussion
  with the public, other than within the framework of people's reactions
to
  your work.
 
  Second question:
 
  So I'm wondering - is a reaction from the public whatever that may be,
the
  main purpose of your work?
 
  karen.
 
 
  On Tue, Jun 16, 2009 at 5:50 PM, O.Brody  K.Paetau
  brodypae...@googlemail.com wrote:
 
  LE DÉJEUNER SUR L’HERBE (2006)
  Hommage to Edouard Manet
  Video, 3 min. 39 sec.
 
  The video shows on the left screen the finished montage with
contemporary
  czech porn actors animating the classical painting by Edouard Manet
which
  forms the backdrop of the scene. On the right screen the shooting of
the
  video in a blue box is displayed, showing the set with the 2
  cameramen-directors dressed and painted in blue. The phonetically
repeated
  french dialogues of the actors add to the awkwardness of their
performance
  and to the disconcerting atmosphere of the work.
 
  We invite you to watch  criticize the video online:
  http://brodypaetau.com/?page_id=9
 
  You can also buy this work online:
  http://brodypaetau.com/?page_id=135
 
 
  Warm regards, Ondrej Brody  Kristofer Paetau
 
 
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Re: [NetBehaviour] Wanted Works: Le Dejeuner Sur l'Herbe by O.Brody K.Paetau

2009-06-17 Thread james morris

On 17/6/2009, O.Brody  K.Paetau brodypae...@googlemail.com wrote:


we believe criticism is interesting and important, therefore we invite


it can be. much of the 'critical' comment on your site is neither
interesting nor important and generally i avoid the kind of websites
where these sort of unpleasant comments get made (because i'm easily
influenced and dislike how i react to them ).


people to criticise our works online and keep the criticisms as part
of the documentation. We don't feel like starting a discussion with
those anonymous criticisms although sometimes people start responding

that's a lame excuse. i did not feel like getting up at 5am again and
going to work today, but i did.

who's fault is it that the comments are anonymous? is it important that
the comments are anonymous so that people can feel free to be as rude as
they wish? this attracts rude people which in itself dissuades more
serious types from commenting. on the other hand you could *require* a
name and email address and maybe a captcha and then the plain rude
people might be less inclined to comment...

it seems the rude people are important here, if it was not for them the
site would probably lack comments (like mine does).


to each others comments which is fine if it happens. So to answer your
first question YES there are several points in criticizing asn making
it possible to do it. Even though people don't write themselves it is
interesting for them to read what other people wrote we believe.

most of the comments are uninteresting to read.



NO, a reaction from the public whatever it might be is not the main
purpose of our work, although it certainly is one purpose.

Best, Kristofer

i guess i just don't like your work - sorry... i'll get over it soon.

James.




On Tue, Jun 16, 2009 at 7:42 PM, karen
blissettkaren.bliss...@googlemail.com wrote:
 Hi Ondrej Brody  Kristofer Paetau,

We invite you to watch  criticize the video online...

 first question:

 I was wondering if there was any point in any criticism being made?

 I have read some of the responses to some of your other works, such as 'dog
 carpets' (http://brodypaetau.com/?page_id=119) and do not see any dialogue
 between yourselves and the public - it seems as if there is no discussion
 with the public, other than within the framework of people's reactions to
 your work.

 Second question:

 So I'm wondering - is a reaction from the public whatever that may be, the
 main purpose of your work?

 karen.


 On Tue, Jun 16, 2009 at 5:50 PM, O.Brody  K.Paetau
 brodypae...@googlemail.com wrote:

 LE DÉJEUNER SUR L’HERBE (2006)
 Hommage to Edouard Manet
 Video, 3 min. 39 sec.

 The video shows on the left screen the finished montage with contemporary
 czech porn actors animating the classical painting by Edouard Manet which
 forms the backdrop of the scene. On the right screen the shooting of the
 video in a blue box is displayed, showing the set with the 2
 cameramen-directors dressed and painted in blue. The phonetically repeated
 french dialogues of the actors add to the awkwardness of their performance
 and to the disconcerting atmosphere of the work.

 We invite you to watch  criticize the video online:
 http://brodypaetau.com/?page_id=9

 You can also buy this work online:
 http://brodypaetau.com/?page_id=135


 Warm regards, Ondrej Brody  Kristofer Paetau


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Re: [NetBehaviour] Wanted Works: Le Dejeuner Sur l'Herbe by O.Brody K.Paetau

2009-06-16 Thread karen blissett
Hi Ondrej Brody  Kristofer Paetau,

We invite you to watch  criticize the video online...

first question:

I was wondering if there was any point in any criticism being made?

I have read some of the responses to some of your other works, such as 'dog
carpets' (http://brodypaetau.com/?page_id=119) and do not see any dialogue
between yourselves and the public - it seems as if there is no discussion
with the public, other than within the framework of people's reactions to
your work.

Second question:

So I'm wondering - is a reaction from the public whatever that may be, the
main purpose of your work?

karen.


On Tue, Jun 16, 2009 at 5:50 PM, O.Brody  K.Paetau 
brodypae...@googlemail.com wrote:

 LE DÉJEUNER SUR L’HERBE (2006)
 Hommage to Edouard Manet
 Video, 3 min. 39 sec.

 The video shows on the left screen the finished montage with contemporary
 czech porn actors animating the classical painting by Edouard Manet which
 forms the backdrop of the scene. On the right screen the shooting of the
 video in a blue box is displayed, showing the set with the 2
 cameramen-directors dressed and painted in blue. The phonetically repeated
 french dialogues of the actors add to the awkwardness of their performance
 and to the disconcerting atmosphere of the work.

 We invite you to watch  criticize the video online:
 http://brodypaetau.com/?page_id=9

 You can also buy this work online:
 http://brodypaetau.com/?page_id=135


 Warm regards, Ondrej Brody  Kristofer Paetau


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Re: [NetBehaviour] Wanted Works: Le Dejeuner Sur l'Herbe by O.Brody K.Paetau

2009-06-16 Thread Bobig.fr
I don't like this work. too easy. Provocation is a good attitude for Art 
dating from the twentieth century. Edouard Manet'work was the suggestion 
of lust.
here no suggestion. just porn.

bobig

O.Brody  K.Paetau a écrit :
 LE DÉJEUNER SUR L’HERBE (2006)
 Hommage to Edouard Manet
 Video, 3 min. 39 sec.

 The video shows on the left screen the finished montage with contemporary 
 czech porn actors animating the classical painting by Edouard Manet which 
 forms the backdrop of the scene. On the right screen the shooting of the 
 video in a blue box is displayed, showing the set with the 2 
 cameramen-directors dressed and painted in blue. The phonetically repeated 
 french dialogues of the actors add to the awkwardness of their performance 
 and to the disconcerting atmosphere of the work.

 We invite you to watch  criticize the video online:
 http://brodypaetau.com/?page_id=9

 You can also buy this work online:
 http://brodypaetau.com/?page_id=135


 Warm regards, Ondrej Brody  Kristofer Paetau


   

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