February 5, 2012

A juxtaposition.



(Yesterday, at the Chazen Museum.)

22 comments:

DADvocate said...

Big woman, big feet.

dbp said...

Mead considers then rejects the idea of micturation on the toes of the statue*.

*By "statue" I mean here, the large though rudimentary paper mache project which somehow found its way into a museum.

rhhardin said...

Thurber cartoon.

chickelit said...

Meade has a wider stance than she.

Steve Burri said...

Another statue defaced by the Walker stalkers that Meade has to clean up!

madAsHell said...

Your tax dollars buying ugly art.

edutcher said...

Meade contemplating the wife on a bad day?

I'm Full of Soup said...

Museums tend to bore Meade?

jungatheart said...

lol Burri.

Sydney said...

Do the guards ever give you grief for photographing the museum art work? I've often been tempted, but the museums here make money selling postcard reproductions of their work.

I ♥ Willard said...

Why is Meade urinating on that poor woman?

James Pawlak said...

I have seen much better art work, by grade and high school students, displayed at the State Fair.

Rusty said...

James Pawlak said...
I have seen much better art work, by grade and high school students, displayed at the State Fair.



Hey! Knock that shit off!
Madison is a college town.
Somebody has to show the crappy crafts done by student,"artists".

Ann Althouse said...

"Do the guards ever give you grief for photographing the museum art work? "

Non-flash photography is officially permitted in the permanent galleries of the Chazen Museum.

There's an excellent temporary exhibit there now, by the UW art faculty, but I couldn't photograph that. Go over there and check it out.

Especially if you want to see a giant white gorilla covered in clear marbles. And bones, lots of bones.

Ann Althouse said...

Meade wasn't bored, by the way. And Meade is great fun to go to a museum with. We end up talking about the art at my favorite level of comedy/seriousness and the conversation dimension of the visit is just ideal. Most people either don't know what to say about art or are too serious and pompous about it. This is why people get bored at museums!

William said...

The guess here is that Meade approaches art museums with the same enthusism that Althouse embraces twenty mile bike rides. The semiotics in this picture will give the gang from Isthmus a rich mine of material.

shiloh said...

"This is why people get bored at museums!"

No, they get bored because it's a frickin' museum! lol Unless, of course, it's an aviation museum.

chickelit said...

I ♥ Willard said...
Why is Meade urinating on that poor woman?

Bingo! You see, men have a clear advantage when comes to pissing on art. That woman in the news a while back tried but missed the mark. link.

Today's theme is gender differences, is it not?

jungatheart said...

"We end up talking about the art at my favorite level of comedy/seriousness and the conversation dimension of the visit is just ideal."

As Ed might say, "Madame, you and Meade have hit the jackpot."

I ♥ Willard said...

Bingo! You see, men have a clear advantage when comes to pissing on art.

Leveling the playing field.

chickelit said...

Leveling the playing field.

Strapping something on is hardly an advantage!

Museum Replicas said...

Great piece of work. Big women, love to see it.
Art Reproductions