I had an idea, the other day, about a piece I wanted to create. While discussing it with some friends, some thought that my piece was “a bit too much”, which of course made me wanting to do it straight away and to be even more crude and incisive. I didn’t. I went instead online and look at offensive works, or what might have been thought and deemed offensive. We all know that a piece like Hirst’s famous shark of The Physical Impossibility of Death has been considered offensiv

Amazing lecture, the type I really like: provocative, thoughtful, insightful, and passionate. Jamie Holman has given us a new and fresh outlook on drawing and art. And debunked some myths. Many people look at art, especially that art created in the last years, and define it modern (modern is instead already 100 years old – see Duchamp), conceptual (everything is conceptual, and born out of a thought-process – see Kosuth who loved breaking rules already in 1965); without craft