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Glue Ai Weiwei
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This is an opportunity for release into
the market of a brand of glue which is in
some way imbued with cultural/human
meaning, such that once applied to an
object it is infused with additional
artistic merit.
It might be made from the combined tears/
eyelashes/ spines of repressed masses,
and/or overlooked/self-promoting artists.
Here's an object that might benefit from a bit of glue
http://www.bbc.co.u...-us-canada-26233909
[Zeuxis, Feb 19 2014]
[link]
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Horses are quite imbued. Could it not be made by
boiling them up instead? |
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I don't think it actually matters what you boil up - as
long as you concoct some form of narrative that does
some imbuing. |
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If it's going to be applied to an object, wouldn't
some sort of varnish be better? |
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Polyurethane varnish is composed largely of atoms
born in the death throes of long-dead stars. It
should imbue nicely. |
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Perfect, and in many ways isn't varnish just a kind of glue
that reflects our inner selves? Plus, it facilitates polishing
in items that might be otherwise unpolishable. |
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Any specific objects in mind, [Zeuxis]? |
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I have just glued a third-eye onto my forehead. |
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Oops. Try soaking it in warm soapy water and gently
prising it off with the handle of a teaspoon. |
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How about cheese with these Properties? Because in my life
I find myself more often in need of cheese than of glue. |
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[Rayford] aha yes! See link ^^^ |
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This is why I was initially thinking of glue - so that
repairs could be made invisibly - but repairs
nonetheless that make more out of an object than it
once was. |
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[bungsleep] sometimes cheese is indeed more
appropriate - maybe a range of products could be
presented, one of which could contain vast kitsch-
overloading quantities of real processed cheese
flavour. |
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//spines of repressed masses// |
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I was more inferring a scatological reference about
some specific unpolishable items... |
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