Art must find itself uni­ver­sally and — exist — even within a vac­uum. It can occur thus, it was decreed. The Inter­net abyss of online adver­tis­ing requires redis­tri­b­u­tion of artis­tic mem­o­ra­bilia rather than pixel-​to-​pixel dis­cus­sions of what to pur­chase, of what we “need” because, as we all know, it’s not about “us” and our “needs”. It’s about the needs of art.

So grab your­self some Add-​Art good­ness and replace those mon­u­ments to com­mer­cial mad­ness with a moment of splen­dor. A moment of need rein­forced and con­sumed by non-​consumerism.

The artist in me wants you to install Add-​Art, yet the cap­i­tal­ist ephemeric assem­blag­ist implores you to click on the Google Adsense adver­tise­ments on this site so that I might be able to recoup a pal­try bit of my online expense.

Join the Ephemeric Move­ment of Ad-​tistic Depri­va­tion. (after you click on the Google ads on this page, of course)

Gen­tle­friends, please note: Add-​Art requires the Fire­fox browser. Break free of the shack­les of Microsoft and install Fire­fox today. Oh wait, that’s a link to a Mac install… you’ll have to find the Inter­net Expoder link on your own. Sorry… I’m out of time for today.

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