Pop Culture
2010
30 cm x 30 cm x 30 cm
Gun, Candy, FL tube, Acrylic
Unique
Pop culture has the ability to spread ideas globally across national borders. However, there is a tendency for pop culture to glorify violence. “Pop Culture” is a gun that James Clar, an American, and Rami Farook, an Emirati, took to the desert, fired, and then cast in candy.
The target used is an issue of Art Review. Other details in the performance include James wearing a shirt with a pig on it, Rami wearing a local Emirati Kandora, and two buildings in the background connected by a bridge.
Works
- 2010
- Rolex Tower Order Chaos Order
- Rolex Tower Soundwave
- EK202
- The Difference Between Me And You
- A Moment Defined by A Point and A Line
- For You, Anything
- And They Played For Days
- Got Recession?
- Little. Yellow. Different.
- Ball & Chain
- Iron Fist
- Pop Culture
- Tensile Chandelier
- Acid, Aciid
- Void
- Kiss Kiss Bang Bang
- Friendly Fire
- 2009
- Spike Light
- Polygon
- Versace Singular Suit
- Tensile Sculptures
- Coming Soon
- Argyle
- Blue Mosque
- Waveform
- Shane Berry music video
- Dust to Dust
- Robot Simulation
- New York Times 'T' Style Magazine
- PRINT bookshelf
- Sugarcubes
- Cloud
- Predock_Frane Architecture
- Collins & Turner Architecture
- Bidoun Bookshelf
- Globe Lights
- Brownbook Photoshoot
- Brownbook Award
- Dubai Metroline
- 2001