Fourth Plinth Project, London
Bob & Roberta Smith, 'Faites L'Art, pas La Guerre (Make Art, Not War)'. Photographer: James O Jenkins. (Scroll down to read more)
Bob & Roberta Smith invite the audience to question high art and aesthetic elitism, asserting that art should be democratic. Through hand-painted signs, Bob & Roberta Smith expound opinionated and humorous points of view, which have been displayed at the Hales Gallery, London, amongst many other renowned venues.
‘Make Art, Not War’ features an illuminated peace sign, powered by the sun and wind – which questions a multitude of issues from history, art and war to Britain’s military achievements.
Bob & Roberta Smith invite the audience to question high art and aesthetic elitism, asserting that art should be democratic. Through hand-painted signs, Bob & Roberta Smith expound opinionated and humorous points of view, which have been displayed at the Hales Gallery, London, amongst many other renowned venues.
‘Make Art, Not War’ features an illuminated peace sign, powered by the sun and wind – which questions a multitude of issues from history, art and war to Britain’s military achievements.
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