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Condé, Carole; Beveridge, Karl
Some people accuse us of sloganizing. Why can’t it be more ‘aesthetic’? But, again, it doesn’t matter what we say, but how we say it. Language has become yet another commodity, an obsession with style.
1975
 
Artist
Condé, Carole; Beveridge, Karl
Artist Dates
born Hamilton, Ontario 1940 (Condé); born Ottawa, Ontario 1945 (Beveridge)
Title
Some people accuse us of sloganizing. Why can’t it be more ‘aesthetic’? But, again, it doesn’t matter what we say, but how we say it. Language has become yet another commodity, an obsession with style.
Date
1975
Category
Contemporary
Medium
silkscreen and collage with marker on paper
Dimensions
66.0 x 81.3 cm
Credit Line
Gift of the Artists, 2011
Accession Number
54-022.06

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