It's art, but not as we know it...
“My mum has this saying, ‘there’s no pockets in the shroud’,” says artist Ryan Gander. “She’s like some kind of some suburban middle class Buddhist, and means I’m not going to get any inheritance probably, but she’s got a point.
You can then do what you wish with them. Put them back, keep them, use them to make decisions. Some honest folk have already been handing them back in to community support officers and at the Central Library. “There are two audiences really, there is the audience that know about the festival, and about my work on the hunt to get collectable art works, but then there’s the 99% who are people that don’t know they’re engaging with contemporary art.”
“We automatically make decisions, but based on habit. We should be asking ourselves questions every day, even if we know the answers, because the world changes all around us and the answers change. So most of our answers are wrong.
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