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David Byrne's PowerPoint Art
Musician Uses Business Program for Ironic Avant-Garde Art
Is it really art? I guess it's all in how you look at it. A corellary: it's all in how you present it to the public. If I, a humble civil servant, made a slide like this and inserted it into a normal presentation to industry reps, I assure you, their first reaction would not be to call the National Gallery. ::giggle snort::
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Yes, it's art!!
Posted by: Rose | January 17, 2004 at 10:07 AM