We have video showing new technology being used to make art more fun, as kids can now talk with people in classics such as the Mona Lisa, and get replies.
Are you kidding? They are wasting this magic on education? Does nobody have a sense of humor? Why not install these gizmos instead of the real art? Imagine sweaty tourists shuffling by, when suddenly Mona Lisa starts talking to them…
“What am I smiling at? Oh please! Have you LOOKED at your outfit? You think we WANT to see you in that Metallica t-shirt, with your gross sausage thighs squeezed into short shorts? This is the frickin’ Louvre, pal!”
But okay, If they must use this technology for education, then use it with that iconic classic, “Dogs Playing Poker.” I seriously need to find out how that Saint Bernard fooled everybody with a lousy pair of deuces! Everybody wants to know that!”
Related post: Sorry Mona, you’re not smiling enough…
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Big deal. I’ve been talking to my poster of Farrah Fawcett for years.
- Posted by John C AbellCome on, John, with your poker background I know you’ve studied every one of the Dogs Playing Poker paintings.
- Posted by Robert BaslerYou know, when the Dogs Playing Poker painting at the local pub starts talking to me, I figure it’s time to go home.
- Posted by Charlene…everyone thought this would be a great idea until it was realized how traumatic Edvard Munch’s “The Scream” was for grade schoolers…
- Posted by K