The Infinite Art Tournament, Round One: Goldsworthy v. Cragg!
Andy Goldsworthy
born 1956
British
Finished First in Phase 1, Flight 12 of the Play-In Tournament, with a voting score of .923. Finished First in Phase 2, Flight 4, with a voting score of .500.
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Hard to choose between two versions of sculpting-with-found-objects so I will have to google other examples. And both British to boot! : : : Goldsworthy, definitely. Organic, natural, curvy, lovely.
It's a bit of a beating for Mr. Cragg, as Goldsworthy gallops to a 12-3 advantage. To date, every Play-In artist has won in the First Round, but then that's probably what you'd expect, since they endured a grueling tournament to get here, and their competition put in a lackluster performance to get to the same place.
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Hard to choose between two versions of sculpting-with-found-objects so I will have to google other examples. And both British to boot!
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Goldsworthy, definitely. Organic, natural, curvy, lovely.
Goldsworthy
ReplyDeleteUgh, an apples to apples matchup. A tough call for me, but I'll lean slightly to ... Goldsworthy.
ReplyDeleteCragg for me, Goldsworthy for Alison.
ReplyDeleteGoldsworthy!!!
ReplyDeleteI really like both, and it looks like Goldsworthy is winning, so I'll place my vote for Cragg to make it a little less of a rout.
ReplyDeleteA tough decision, but Cragg gets my vote for that red one.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely Goldsworthy!
ReplyDeleteFunny pairing. Goldsworthy, please.
ReplyDeleteGoldsworthy
ReplyDeleteGOLDSWORTHY. always.
ReplyDeleteAn emailed vote for Goldsworthy!
ReplyDeleteI do like Goldsworthy. A lot!
ReplyDeleteGoldsworthy!
ReplyDeleteIt's a bit of a beating for Mr. Cragg, as Goldsworthy gallops to a 12-3 advantage. To date, every Play-In artist has won in the First Round, but then that's probably what you'd expect, since they endured a grueling tournament to get here, and their competition put in a lackluster performance to get to the same place.
ReplyDeleteOnward! Thanks for your votes!