| Artist made paint for his pictures out of a) crayons, b) tea leaves, or c) ashes from a Nazi concentration camp crematorium |
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| Hyatus
Well, obviously 'they' didn't need them anymore. |
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| Jon iz teh kewl
impossible. there was NO HOLOCAUST |
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| rugby-n-beers
$5 says they came out of his ashtray and not a crematoreum |
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| super_grass
Submitter just doesn't understand art. Can't you understand the parallels he's trying to make? Paper: white Jews: white from malnutrition Paper: thin Jews: turned thin Paper: can scrunch into ball Jews: can be concentrated Paper: burns into ashes Jews: burned into ashes It just goes on and on (much like the one produced by Schindler, which was also written on paper). |
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| PainfulItching
I do not weep for humanity anymore. There is none. |
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| titwrench
What is the subject matter of the painting? |
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| Tetzlaff
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| AdolfOliverPanties Why is or was there still ash in these crematoriums? Why didn't someone go in, clean all that crap out, get some rabbis to bless them and do some sort of ceremony before burying them or doing something with them that would satisfy the religious tradition? They just left it all there? Talk about brott mot griftesfriden! |
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| Ooba Tooba My great uncle Fritz tied zyklon b canisters to the back of his Volkswagen after his wedding to aunt helga. It was so festive, I baked a kike. Ethnic cleansing. It's funny! |
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| AirForceVet Carl Michael von Hausswolff, you, sir, suck. |
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| Thraeryn
DNRTFA. Hoping he did it to raise awareness of something like . . . say, the fact that there are only ~10 million Jews in the world today, instead of simply being morbid. /That's just 2.5 Houstons. |
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| BarkingUnicorn AdolfOliverPanties: Why is or was there still ash in these crematoriums? Why didn't someone go in, clean all that crap out, get some rabbis to bless them and do some sort of ceremony before burying them or doing something with them that would satisfy the religious tradition? They just left it all there? Talk about brott mot griftesfriden! Schoolchildren need to see something on their field trips. |
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| BarkingUnicorn This guy is great big troll; from his Wikipedia page: "Hausswolff is co-monarch (with Elggren) of the Kingdoms of Elgaland-Vargaland (KREV), all areas of no-man's land, territories between national boundaries on both land and sea, digital and mental spaces. This nation has its own national anthem, flag, coat of arms, currency, citizens and ministers." |
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| DubtodaIll
Yeah this guy tried to sell me one of these paintings for fifty dollars. I said "fourty dollars!? What do you need thirty dollars for??" |
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| WTP 2
hangings too good for him |
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| WTP 2
THIS IS NOT ART!!! its someone else |
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| Amos Quito
rugby-n-beers: $5 says they came out of his ashtray and not a crematoreum Better bury that painting in Israel - with pomp and ceremony - just to be sure. Like they did those bars of soap that weren't made from people. |
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| HighlanderRPI
BarkingUnicorn: AdolfOliverPanties: Why is or was there still ash in these crematoriums? Why didn't someone go in, clean all that crap out, get some rabbis to bless them and do some sort of ceremony before burying them or doing something with them that would satisfy the religious tradition? They just left it all there? Talk about brott mot griftesfriden! Schoolchildren need to see something on their field trips. About 15 years ago I got to meet an elderly gentleman with numbers tattooed on his arm on a school field trip. That was pretty moving to listen to him speak. |
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| TheWizard
To be fair, I think this raises the bar on the shock art category. |
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| Fukuzawa
I don't know, I think I'd rather my remains be turned into art rather than apparently left in the corner of a crematorium for another 5 decades. |
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| Ooba Tooba Amos Quito: rugby-n-beers: $5 says they came out of his ashtray and not a crematoreum Better bury that painting in Israel - with pomp and ceremony - just to be sure. Like they did those bars of soap that weren't made from people. Talk about ethnic cleansing! |
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| Mentalpatient87
It's shiat like this, artists.. |
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| Atomic Spunk
HighlanderRPI: About 15 years ago I got to meet an elderly gentleman with numbers tattooed on his arm on a school field trip. That was pretty moving to listen to him speak. Nowadays, if a parent sent their child on a school field trip and the kid came home with numbers tattooed on his arm, the parents would probably sue the school district. I guess things were a lot different back then. |
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| cretinbob Ooba Tooba: My great uncle Fritz tied zyklon b canisters to the back of his Volkswagen after his wedding to aunt helga. It was so festive, I baked a kike. Ethnic cleansing. It's funny! |
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| Apik0r0s
Why are these human remains still there in the first place? |
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| AdolfOliverPanties How much was his endowment from the NEA to create this filth, you stinking liberals? |
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| doglover TheWizard: To be fair, I think this raises the bar on the shock art category. Art is like seduction. If you are obviously trying to hard, it has the opposite impact. You try to hard to pick up a girl, she'll kick your ass to the curb. You try to hard to make shock art, nobody will be impressed. This is just as stupid as the guy who put the crucifix in piss. I'd kick him out of any gallery and say "Come back when you're an artist." |
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| dabbletech
That's some juicy art there. |
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| Amos Quito
Ooba Tooba: Amos Quito: rugby-n-beers: $5 says they came out of his ashtray and not a crematoreum Better bury that painting in Israel - with pomp and ceremony - just to be sure. Like they did those bars of soap that weren't made from people. Talk about ethnic cleansing! Well, cleanliness is next to godliness /which is next to impossible |
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| Amos Quito
Thraeryn: DNRTFA. Hoping he did it to raise awareness of something like . . . say, the fact that there are only ~10 million Jews in the world today, instead of simply being morbid. /That's just 2.5 Houstons. Leave her out of this. |
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| BoxOfBees
Why not make something beautiful in the wake of tragedy? Sure, the artist is a hyperbullshiatter, but if the art is halfway decent, I wholeheartedly endorse this product or event. |
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| Amos Quito
Apik0r0s: Why are these human remains still there in the first place? "Little Willie, in the best of sashes, Fell in the grate and was burned to ashes, Bye and bye the room grew chilly, But no one cared to stir up Willie. " |
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| martid4 Was he painting the lamps? |
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| Fukuzawa
BoxOfBees: Why not make something beautiful in the wake of tragedy? Sure, the artist is a hyperbullshiatter, but if the art is halfway decent, I wholeheartedly endorse this product or event. This is America (the comments, not the artist). Where we mire in tragedy and refuse to let anything meaningful or productive come of it. |
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| SquiggsIN
So what? They are ashes. Ashes to ashes and dust to dust? Seriously, everything on this planet used to be a part of something else and the entire planet used to be part of an extinct star? Are we against reusing, recycling, and repurposing things now? |
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| fusillade762
What should we be doing with the ashes? Sprinkle them in our coffee? |
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| SquiggsIN
fusillade762: What should we be doing with the ashes? Sprinkle them in our coffee? wrong article. that's the cat poop beans in the coffee for 125k pounds. |
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| fusillade762
SquiggsIN: fusillade762: What should we be doing with the ashes? Sprinkle them in our coffee? wrong article. that's the cat poop beans in the coffee for 125k pounds. That gives me an idea! Feed cats coffee beans then incinerate them and make coffee out of the ashes. |
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| dave2198
What if this paint was used to paint Jesus on a cross? |
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| cleo777
Amos Quito: Apik0r0s: Why are these human remains still there in the first place? "Little Willie, in the best of sashes, Fell in the grate and was burned to ashes, Bye and bye the room grew chilly, But no one cared to stir up Willie. " Reminds me of this, from Red Skelton: "Algae saw a Bear. The Bear saw Algae. The Bear was Bulgy. The bulge was Algae." (I always thought of Algae as a person, and this was how his name was spelled. Apologies if this is wrong. ;) |
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| Just Another OC Homeless Guy
(TROLL ON) Paint from the ashes of Jews? Well, they were good for something, then. (TROLL OFF) /$10 says that some lib uses this out of context a month from now (YOU'R A F****** NAZI!!!!111) |
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| Snarcoleptic_Hoosier He could have painted naked ladies with it. Nothing quite like using fifty shades of grey as a source AND a material. /Window seat, business class please |
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| BarkingUnicorn fusillade762: SquiggsIN: fusillade762: What should we be doing with the ashes? Sprinkle them in our coffee? wrong article. that's the cat poop beans in the coffee for 125k pounds. That gives me an idea! Feed cats coffee beans then incinerate them and make coffee out of the ashes. All good except for the part about wasting coffee. |
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| santadog The art.. IT'S PEOPLE!!!! |
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| Gergesa This sounds like the plot for some sort of supernatural revenge thriller. Perhaps a Syfy original movie. Octojew? |
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| DarkVader If one views good art as something that forces people to think about it, this artist would be, simply by his choice of media, one of the best artists of all time. Unfortunately, his art is crap. Here's one of his "sound art" pieces: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDmZH R5Atgo No, I couldn't actually sit through it, it's too dull. |
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| saturn badger HighlanderRPI: About 15 years ago I got to meet an elderly gentleman with numbers tattooed on his arm on a school field trip. That was pretty moving to listen to him speak. This one was pretty moving. Boston. ![]() That is not frosted glass. ![]() Sometimes there is steam that looks like smoke coming out of them. There were grates with flickering lights in each one. |
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| potterydove
Millions Ukranians died in the Stalinocaust |
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