KERI EVILSIZOR trained a covetous eye on the handbags pristinely arrayed on white-lacquered shelves. She was not quite sure what to make of the display, housed in a 1,000-square-foot island of commerce inside the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles. No matter. She was there to shop.
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They are calling Takashi Murakami the next Andy Warhol, but I just don't get it. I admit I may be "artistically challenged", but it just looks like cartoons to me. What makes this guy any different than the other cartoonists whose companies sell cartoon character toys, but sell them in ToysRUs and Walmart instead of an art gallery.
"Louis Vuitton: Does It Count As Art?"
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No, otay?
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New York Times | RUTH LA FERLA | November 9, 2007 09:17 AM