The portrait of the failed artist as a spoiled brat. In 1987 he moves from New Zealand to London. Now in his late twenties he paints unpopular photo-real paintings while avoiding all actual work. Disillusioned with this world and disgusted by himself he prints the word ‘fuck’ onto underwear, pyjamas and novelty clothing and opens a pop-up shop off Oxford Street to sell these products. He hopes to create a Situationist furore with a lurid courtcase and minor rioting while demonstrating the stupidity of fashion and the evil of capitalism with a swipe at petty bourgeoise mores and the hypocrisy of censorship. Might as well, while you're here.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The portrait of the failed artist as a spoiled brat. In 1987 he moves from New Zealand to London. Now in his late twenties he paints unpopular photo-real paintings while avoiding all actual work. Disillusioned with this world and disgusted by himself he prints the word 'fuck' onto underwear, pyjamas and novelty clothing and opens a pop-up shop off Oxford Street to sell these products. He hopes to create a Situationist furore with a lurid courtcase and minor rioting while demonstrating the stupidity of fashion and the evil of capitalism with a swipe at petty bourgeoise mores and the hypocrisy of censorship. Might as well, while you're here. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781490936291
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