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September 19, 2005
Matisse to Picasso: Why are you still here?
Posted by Dominic Basulto
Jason Kottke points to the work of Ji Lee, who is in the process of pasting 50,000 empty speech bubble stickers over advertisements, signs and movie posters on the streets of Manhattan. People then fill them in with random quotes, and Lee returns to photograph the results.
In this advertisement for an art exhibit at MoMA, Matisse (lower left) appears to be engaged in an interactive conversation with Picasso (upper right corner): "The exhibit's over. Why is this poster still here, Pablo?"
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