The December issue of Art News has a review by Elisabeth Kley of an exhibition by "king of the art punks" Zak Smith at Fredericks Freiser gallery in New York entitled 100 Girls and 100 Octopuses. Says Kley, "An unmistakable atmosphere of teen lust and Goth spirit pervaded (the show)," which can't be a bad thing, I suppose. The show centres on a grid of paintings on paper, most of which feature partially nude young women engaged in acrobatic sex with octopuses.
My, how teen lust has changed since my day.
4 comments:
Mmmm, octopus - now there's an idea!
Don't bother. They're SO clingy afterwards.
Female octopus lay around 200,000 eggs - that's one hell of a big family to raise!
Awesome! I have to own one!
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