Curator 1: I’m incredibly depressed
Curator 2: You mustn’t let HUO’s publishing programme get you down
C1: No it’s not that…
C2: Is it wanting to jump off a bridge now that all the exhibitions are being curated by artists?
C1: What do you mean curated?
C2: Just kidding, I meant assembled
C1: No, I miss the Golden Section
C2: You mean the VIP lounge at the Basel Art Fair?
C1: No, that Fibonacci thing that showed how some things are simply perfect
C2: Like Larry Gagosian’s hair?
C1: I’m not so sure about that, but I do remember a time when all art was kind-of-perfect-in-a-golden-section-sort-of-way
C2: If we could only buy some sort of tool that would show how to find the golden whatever we might even get to do more exhibitions
C1: You mean a hand-held sort of thing?
C2: Is that even possible?
It was, so that is what they did
Image: Golden Section Finder, a pocket sized view finder used to observe the golden ratio. You can buy one for $US10.00 here at Areaware.
Curator 2: You mustn’t let HUO’s publishing programme get you down
C1: No it’s not that…
C2: Is it wanting to jump off a bridge now that all the exhibitions are being curated by artists?
C1: What do you mean curated?
C2: Just kidding, I meant assembled
C1: No, I miss the Golden Section
C2: You mean the VIP lounge at the Basel Art Fair?
C1: No, that Fibonacci thing that showed how some things are simply perfect
C2: Like Larry Gagosian’s hair?
C1: I’m not so sure about that, but I do remember a time when all art was kind-of-perfect-in-a-golden-section-sort-of-way
C2: If we could only buy some sort of tool that would show how to find the golden whatever we might even get to do more exhibitions
C1: You mean a hand-held sort of thing?
C2: Is that even possible?
It was, so that is what they did
Image: Golden Section Finder, a pocket sized view finder used to observe the golden ratio. You can buy one for $US10.00 here at Areaware.