Saturday, November 18, 2006

Art or Commerical Porducts??

The article “Psst! Hey, Buddy” about soundbombs is talking about this sound jar that would make people be aware of their surroundings. I think this is a very cool artwork that is has a message and purpose from the artist and carried out its purpose in an interesting way, but the more even important thing is that it sells and a lot of people are lining up to buy it. I guess my question is what makes an artwork successful? And when does an artwork go from art to a commercial-liked product?

I think the artist’s intention is very important on keeping the piece art. The designer of soundbombs, Felix Beck, “won’t sell to just anyone.” By not mass producing soundbomb, I think Beck has kept his work unique and different from a commercial product even though it could turn into on.

1 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

The idea of it, and uses for it, seem pretty cool as well. I mentioned before when talking about the LED graffiti that I thought it was good to have a way of getting your message across without causing property damage, and I think this product does the job too. You can record whatever you want to say and go toss it out on the sidewalk for everyone to hear... and all you have to "clean up" is just pick it up off the ground.

11:01 PM

 

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