12 March 2008

Cai Guo-Qiang at the Guggenheim


Cai Guo-Qiang's Mid Career retrospective: I want to Believe, Cai’s largest installation to date is currently at the Guggenheim.
Flying wolves! It Looks Amazing.

Posted by Frank Serpico at 3:14 PM
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1 comment:

Nicky Dieter said...

Perhaps I look at the details and analyze things beyond what is intended, but that is the greatest aspect of expression. Take it as you can.

Cai Gou-Qiang is a realist making a strong statement of how everything about the human experience is unnatural, and a form of pure destruction, we as humans are currently killing the world around us.

His recent work at the Guggenheim I translate as a declaration of American guilt, and the ensuing guilty actions of every human nation active in the current down fall of society.

The blending of simplicity, beauty, social upheaval, and a powerful thought have brought Cai to the forefront of Contemporary Art. While I love his work the world has plenty depictions of the current state. It would be truly impressive if great minds took their ability to see & present with clarity and focused on possible solutions.

CALL ME A HATER.

March 13, 2008 at 11:01 AM

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