What is your reaction to the following poem called PAINTING UNTIL IT BECOMES MARBLE by Yoko Ono
Cut out and hang a painting, design, a photo- graph, or a writing
(printed or otherwise), that you like. Let visitors cut out
their favorite parts and take them. For example, if the visitor
likes red, let him take all the red parts. Ask many visitors to
cut out their favorite parts
until the whole thing is gone.
/>Also, instead of cutting the parts out, you may ask them to paint black ink over them. In the case of writngs, you ask the visitor to cut out his favouite letter or word.
I like it. It is a poem about art, art about art, like two
mirrors and a paradox. I love the way she uses a physical action - ''let
visitors cut out their favourite parts'' - to symbolise the metaphorical
action of interpretation. Also, the way that the visitors take, take take
from the art until nothing is left. like after too much viewing, the art
is somehow void? It is a very good poem: it raises a lot of questions.
I think as per usual Ono is asking everyone else to do her
work, and having grown up with jules, I would say she is still just
unqualified background noise
I think I would cut her hand off...whichever hand she writes
with, that is.
I think her drug dealer was having a 50 percent off sale
I like it.
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