Jonathan Barnbrook
KJI 2004
Inspired by 'an omnipresent fast food character' Kim Jong-il, the North Korean dictator watches over the exhibition space. "The first reaction to this piece of work from most people is to laugh," says Barnbrook. "I kind of like that. Making a valid political point by entertaining rather than ranting is always a better way to go."
Inspired by 'an omnipresent fast food character' Kim Jong-il, the North Korean dictator watches over the exhibition space. "The first reaction to this piece of work from most people is to laugh," says Barnbrook. "I kind of like that. Making a valid political point by entertaining rather than ranting is always a better way to go."
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art 21 Jun 2007
Jonathan Barnbrook's retrospective 'Friendly Fire' runs from 19th June to 10th October at London's Design Museum.
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