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  Hello BOOKERS! Welcome to LET’S BOOK. In this series we will talk about Arts in the USA! These blogs won’t very long but you will understand what they are, and why they are good. Let’s talk about Prada Marfa. ❓ Parada Marfa - WHAT IS THAT? Prada Marfa is a permanent art installation located in the West Texas desert, near the town of Marfa. Created by artists Michael Elmgreen and Ingar Dragset, it resembles a Prada boutique, complete with luxury goods displayed in the windows. However, the doors cannot be opened, and the merchandise inside is not for sale. I would interpret Prada Marfa as a commentary on consumerism, the fashion industry, and the relationship between art and commerce. By placing a high-end fashion store in the middle of the desert where it serves no practical purpose, the artists challenge viewers to consider material goods and the allure of brands. The juxtaposition of luxury and desolation prompts contemplation on the transient nature of fashion. Additionally, t...

  Hello! Welcome to LET’S BOOK. In this series we will talk about Arts in the USA! These blogs won’t very long but you will understand what they are, and why there are good. ❓ Cloud Gate (The Bean) - WHAT IS THAT? Cloud Gate, designed by British artist Anish Kapoor, was completed in 2006 as part of the Millennium Park project in downtown Chicago. The unveiling of Cloud Gate marked a significant moment in Chicago's urban development and cultural landscape. Anish Kapoor drew inspiration from a diverse array of sources in creating Cloud Gate. The sculpture's reflective, seamless surface echoes the aesthetics of minimalism and surrealism, with its smooth, curved form inviting viewers to interact with their own reflections and the surrounding environment. Kapoor's use of highly polished stainless steel also recalls the traditions of modernist sculpture, while the work's organic, fluid shape adds a contemporary twist. Talking about form and function, Cloud Gate's distinct...