Of Cats and Dogs: Parsing Public Displays of Art-fection - Newcity Art
Andy Warhol, “Little Race Riot,” 1964, the Art Institute of Chicago
““Inclusion” is a watchword of today’s struggle against oppression, but the term means nothing if it flattens the differences among those who seek a more just future. All artworks have their intended audiences, and the true nature of an artwork’s address will encode its intention far more directly than either an artist or an institution is willing or able to say. ”