February 1, 2007

The Humor Show

A phone call today inviting me to submit art to the humor show at The Arsenal Center for the Arts, our grand new art center on the fringe of Boston. The show is called—Laugh.

And I love the idea that art does not have to be dead serious all the time. Visual images can contain ideas and they can make us laugh. And I’m not just talking about cartoons.

Serious art doesn’t seem to go in this direction very often. Once again I think Picasso showed us how. That bicycle seat that looks like a bull’s head is pretty playful, funny even. So simple and outside the box, key elements of humor.

So, I must oblige because anything called Laugh gets my support. Will post my entries when I get them done.

by @ 11:58 pm. Filed under Dear Reader

One Response to “The Humor Show”

  1. KT Says:

    Looking forward to seeing your entries. Laugh a lot!

    K x

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