Art Hole delete psychological and social decorum in

psychological and social decorum in both public and private spaces

Nicole Haitzinger

placing a finger on the lens

People of all ages (and professions) have been gathered together in their natural habit in front of Albrecht’s camera — the portraits give us that certain endless summer feeling in the mountains

It is a book about coming of age with a preoccupation alternately in full bloom and on its last legs

Art Hole delete psychological and social decorum inSeungwhan Kim (also known as Bird Pit) satirizes museum goers and art viewership in Art Hole. Using his signature pencil illustrations, Kim outlines the realities of modern day visitation to museums and galleries, using contemporary art and technology as key points for humorous investigation. Within the world Kim creates, cellphone, selfie sticks, and people who adorn themselves in art related garbhats; t shirts; phone stickersdominate. Art objects