A smashed up table and chairs lie piled

up against the wall in the gallery . . .

a sign reads 'Disappointment Number Seven'

 

In the same room, a wooden coffee table

has been neatly sawn in half, each half

is sitting on top of a washing machine . . .

a sign reads'Unresolved Conflict'

 

Right at the back of the room, a long

plank of wood is resting at an angle of 43 degrees

to the wall . . . it has 247 galvanised nails

hammered into the top side . . . a sign reads

'We Have 247 Minutes To Live'

 

Leaving the gallery you spot a sign above

the door . . . it reads 'Exit' . . .brilliant !

 does it mean 'Modern Art' is on the way out ?

 

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Comment by Dermott Ryder on March 28, 2012 at 8:49

William

 

An elegant observation… I empathise… feel the same about some ‘hang upside down in the cosmos’ so-called modern poetry.

 

Good one.

 

DR

 

 

Comment by Lou Steer on March 28, 2012 at 15:45

I htink that sounds like a great exhibition and I like the way you wrote about it.

Comment by william james falls on March 28, 2012 at 22:18

Thanks Lou for your comments.

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