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They call this art? - 3/6/2007 11:39:19 AM

Gunner_45

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Artist: Margartia Cabrerra

Margarita Cabrera, one of the artists featured at The Gallery at UTA until March 3, makes reference to her artwork. This piece consists of small vinyl Hummers she put together and placed in a pyramid on the gallery floor.

I think the one above was made from Border Guard uniforms.

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RE: They call this art? - 3/6/2007 11:51:27 AM

littlehummerboy

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Here is a better pics of the larger vinyl one. It is not made out of border patrol uniforms, that was another piece she did

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RE: They call this art? - 3/6/2007 11:57:36 AM

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Art is subjective, but I'm not really not clear on the message she is trying to impart. From reading on her work, it still is not clear to me. To each his own.

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RE: They call this art? - 3/6/2007 12:29:17 PM

Gunner_45

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Double Dumb-Ass on me ! !

I stand corrected, it was the smaller piece.

According to the Dallas Morning News:

“El Paso artist Margarita Cabrera’s Hummer Pyramid, which uses fabric
from US Border Patrol uniforms and Mexican maquiladora textile plants
is included in an exhibit”…blah blah, blah, blah….

Only YOU would pick up on that and point it out........

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RE: They call this art? - 3/6/2007 12:39:20 PM

littlehummerboy

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I yam what I yam.

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RE: They call this art? - 3/6/2007 2:44:18 PM

Dennis

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I call it a waste of time

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RE: They call this art? - 3/6/2007 2:57:33 PM

HummerGuy

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There are real deal classic artists like Rembrandt, Van Goeh (spelled wrong), etc, and there are people who say something is art because it is so abstract, and people are so suckered into it they believe it. That's something a grade-schooler probably could have made. Then people draw a line on a white background and say it represents some subconcious this that or the other, well it's a freakin straight line on a canvas. I can do that too!

BLAH!

What the hell does that Hummer thing represent? Seriously? I'd really like to know.

You wanna see some REAL art? Here ya go:

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RE: They call this art? - 3/6/2007 3:00:54 PM

Dennis

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Yes indeed, Heather is a work of art for sure..

You should see her put the ball on the tee..It is a sight for sore eyes

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RE: They call this art? - 3/6/2007 3:38:02 PM

importkiller

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and her hybrid still couldn't drive over that small pyramid made out of hummers

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RE: They call this art? - 3/7/2007 4:08:14 PM

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Heather can even see the ball?

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RE: They call this art? - 3/7/2007 4:12:34 PM

Dennis

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Does it matter?...

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RE: They call this art? - 3/9/2007 7:11:39 AM

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ORIGINAL: Gunner_45

Artist: Margartia Cabrerra

Margarita Cabrera, one of the artists featured at The Gallery at UTA until March 3, makes reference to her artwork. This piece consists of small vinyl Hummers she put together and placed in a pyramid on the gallery floor.

I think the one above was made from Border Guard uniforms.