Harland Miller • Tonight we make history , by Poly Mindset on Jun 13, 2018 19:20:16 GMT 1,

Jun 13, 2018 15:36:06 GMT 1 moron said:

Jun 12, 2018 16:24:26 GMT 1 artgrenade said:

Ha ha ha ha, that's really funny. What an amazing talent this guy is. Hilarious....reasonable price too. How he comes up with these side splitting jokes is beyond me.

 I agree, the image looks like a shopping bag abit of silver and yellow paint on a panel with a simple penguin logo and lettra set lettring.

 A gimmicky slogan and it's decorative enough in it's own way but how many people would get bored seeing that slogan on their wall and the novelty factor wearing off very quickly.

   Just like Shrigley etc anyone and their dog can come up with lots of simple slogans and selling them as fine art to a pretentious investment clique who persuade themselves the art is high brow or special simply because a gallery has pushed up the retail prices by some clever sales pitch probably someting like Warhol warhol warhol warhol elvis elvis elvis Miller Miller Miller miller.

  Cheap at 20K buy no sell tomorrow for 40K take a selfie wearing lifetstyle food 

I don't know about other people but I think many of his as you put it "gimmicky slogans" are quite reflective and have place in the world of art and life for that matter. For instance "Love Saves the Day" great. "Fuck Art Let's Dance" and "Fuck Dancing Let's Fuck" great, among others.  His latest release I find quite funny as there are many times in life awesome things happen but the fact is you can't be everywhere and most of the time you can't plan when great things are going to happen anyways. Personally, I would never be bored with his latest hanging on my wall. It is very well done and would be a reminder to just stay cool and accept the contentment with my own existence and the realization that I don't have to be everywhere even if history is being made. Additionally, for those with a little imagination many of his pieces can be incorporated with other pieces (whether more of his or other artists) to create a statement piece. I wish I could afford one of his prints but I harbor no ill will to anyone who can. For now I will just be content with one of his show posters incorporated with a few Pure Evil's to remind me that everything isn't always what it portrayed to be. I also like this poster because at the bottom it does have the "gimmicky slogan" of his latest release, so it's really a two for one.

Jun 13, 2018 15:36:06 GMT 1 moron said:

Jun 12, 2018 16:24:26 GMT 1 artgrenade said:

Ha ha ha ha, that's really funny. What an amazing talent this guy is. Hilarious....reasonable price too. How he comes up with these side splitting jokes is beyond me.

 I agree, the image looks like a shopping bag abit of silver and yellow paint on a panel with a simple penguin logo and lettra set lettring.

 A gimmicky slogan and it's decorative enough in it's own way but how many people would get bored seeing that slogan on their wall and the novelty factor wearing off very quickly.

   Just like Shrigley etc anyone and their dog can come up with lots of simple slogans and selling them as fine art to a pretentious investment clique who persuade themselves the art is high brow or special simply because a gallery has pushed up the retail prices by some clever sales pitch probably someting like Warhol warhol warhol warhol elvis elvis elvis Miller Miller Miller miller.

  Cheap at 20K buy no sell tomorrow for 40K take a selfie wearing lifetstyle food 

I don't know about other people but I think many of his as you put it "gimmicky slogans" are quite reflective and have place in the world of art and life for that matter. For instance "Love Saves the Day" great. "Fuck Art Let's Dance" and "Fuck Dancing Let's Fuck" great, among others.  His latest release I find quite funny as there are many times in life awesome things happen but the fact is you can't be everywhere and most of the time you can't plan when great things are going to happen anyways. Personally, I would never be bored with his latest hanging on my wall. It is very well done and would be a reminder to just stay cool and accept the contentment with my own existence and the realization that I don't have to be everywhere even if history is being made. Additionally, for those with a little imagination many of his pieces can be incorporated with other pieces (whether more of his or other artists) to create a statement piece. I wish I could afford one of his prints but I harbor no ill will to anyone who can. For now I will just be content with one of his show posters incorporated with a few Pure Evil's to remind me that everything isn't always what it portrayed to be. I also like this poster because at the bottom it does have the "gimmicky slogan" of his latest release, so it's really a two for one.