In “Zoopsia: New Works by Tim Hawkinson” at the J. Paul Getty Museum, the artist’s hand might be trumped by the artist’s mouth.
It is the artist’s mouth, after all, that forms the suckers on the arms of “Octopus,” one of four works commissioned by the Getty for this exhibition.
In some contexts, disappearing paper stacks have been called
art. That’s not necessarily the case with the disappearing
stacks of paper that we produce. After all, most of us who work at
The Bruin are sleep-deprived caffeine junkies working on a deadline
in an office where the air doesn’t move and the only fans are
for the computers.
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