Mashup of Paris Hilton in the bath with a Carolee Schneemann interview. Paris Hilton is one of the most interesting feminist performance artists of the 2000s.
“I define feminist art as images and visualizations and actions which readdress the suppression, the marginalization and the denigration of works made by women for… for me, for over a thousand years. That’s the repression that I’ve been addressing.” (Carolee Schneemann)
“I have been thinking about something I’m been hearing, reading, everyday, especially now with politics, how he changed his mind, he changes his mind. Changing one’s mind as something bad, evil almost. I think that changing one’s mind is one of the best things that there is… Why I was thinking today about changing one’s mind — you won’t believe me — all the papers writing and making jokes about Paris Hilton. Paris saying that she changed, that she is not what she ...
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Mashup of Paris Hilton in the bath with a Carolee Schneemann interview. Paris Hilton is one of the most interesting feminist performance artists of the 2000s.
“I define feminist art as images and visualizations and actions which readdress the suppression, the marginalization and the denigration of works made by women for… for me, for over a thousand years. That’s the repression that I’ve been addressing.” (Carolee Schneemann)
“I have been thinking about something I’m been hearing, reading, everyday, especially now with politics, how he changed his mind, he changes his mind. Changing one’s mind as something bad, evil almost. I think that changing one’s mind is one of the best things that there is… Why I was thinking today about changing one’s mind — you won’t believe me — all the papers writing and making jokes about Paris Hilton. Paris saying that she changed, that she is not what she was two days ago, three days, changing her mind. And everybody making jokes, you know, that’s about her saying this. I was thinking how people don’t believe that any change can happen that would be positive. We have become so skeptical, so negative. We don’t believe anymore in slow or sudden changes… I am not saying that Paris has really changed - I am only reacting to the press, to their reactions, to their negativity and attitude towards changing of one’s mind, of becoming different.” (Jonas Mekas)
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- Year Created: 2010
- Submitted to ArtBase: Sunday Aug 1st, 2010
- Original Url: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9C3AVH_pGK0&hl=en_US&fs=1?rel=0
- Permalink: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9C3AVH_pGK0&hl=en_US&fs=1?rel=0
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Work Credits:
- Dick Whyte, creator
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