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Removed refs to Saatchi Gallery as Maloney has never worked for them, nor has he been representd by them. Article read like a negative review/personal attack on the artist. Have added some contextual info to balance this tone. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Infoart ( talk • contribs).
I understand your comments re: "bad painting" and "collaboration" with Saatchi considering the information you've read. "Bad Painting" is certainly justified in context of the Flash Art article from the mid 90s; however, it should also be made quite clear that Maloney's work is taken seriously and has quite complex critical concerns. As for the Saatchi "collaboration", it is simply not true -- though was unfortunately misreported in some broadsheets at the time -- consequently I have removed all references to this. This can be quite easily verified through both the Saatchi Gallery and Timothy Taylor. I do understand the confusion as MM both exhibited and wrote the text for NNR. If you would like to address MM's curatorial activities, he did curate the "Die Young Stay Pretty" show at ICA London 1999, and directed a project space called "Lost In Space" in south London the 1990s. If you would like to discuss this further, please post a message on my talk page. --
Infoart 12:55, 12 February 2007 (UTC)
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Removed refs to Saatchi Gallery as Maloney has never worked for them, nor has he been representd by them. Article read like a negative review/personal attack on the artist. Have added some contextual info to balance this tone. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Infoart ( talk • contribs).
I understand your comments re: "bad painting" and "collaboration" with Saatchi considering the information you've read. "Bad Painting" is certainly justified in context of the Flash Art article from the mid 90s; however, it should also be made quite clear that Maloney's work is taken seriously and has quite complex critical concerns. As for the Saatchi "collaboration", it is simply not true -- though was unfortunately misreported in some broadsheets at the time -- consequently I have removed all references to this. This can be quite easily verified through both the Saatchi Gallery and Timothy Taylor. I do understand the confusion as MM both exhibited and wrote the text for NNR. If you would like to address MM's curatorial activities, he did curate the "Die Young Stay Pretty" show at ICA London 1999, and directed a project space called "Lost In Space" in south London the 1990s. If you would like to discuss this further, please post a message on my talk page. --
Infoart 12:55, 12 February 2007 (UTC)