verbing the noun

namopanik:

Frank Stella, Die Fahne Hoch, 1959

[…] Frank Stella gave this black painting a provocative title. Die Fahne Hoch! is named after the anthem of the Nazi Party, the Horst Wessel Lied, and is one of several paintings in the series that make direct reference to Nazism. By applying a hotly emotive title to the image, Stella’s ironic purpose was that of destabilizing the idea of meaning itself.

(via ornamelle)

1. escapabledanger reblogged this from thechaotic
2. ke-l liked this
3. thechaotic reblogged this from linesinspace
4. harveywhetstone reblogged this from linesinspace
5. henriettaswift reblogged this from ornamelle and added:

   Frank Stella, Die Fahne Hoch, 1959

6. homemaderope reblogged this from heyimonline
7. heyimonline reblogged this from obsessedbythegrid
8. micromassive liked this
9. micromassive reblogged this from tomorrov
10. tomorrov reblogged this from obsessedbythegrid
11. linesinspace reblogged this from thesecondbang and added:

    Frank Stella, Die Fahne Hoch, 1959

12. thesecondbang reblogged this from jazzybang
13. grigio liked this
14. peano liked this
15. baronstefano liked this
16. obsessedbythegrid reblogged this from perfectcoma and added:

    Frank Stella, Die Fahne Hoch, 1959

17. driftwoodandspray reblogged this from ornamelle
18. violetswan reblogged this from ornamelle
19. daysofbitterstrength reblogged this from ornamelle
20. realismus reblogged this from namopanik
21. tigernoah reblogged this from perfectcoma
22. leperwaltz liked this
23. leperwaltz reblogged this from namopanik
24. perfectcoma reblogged this from namopanik
25. dollyvang reblogged this from bodisatvah
26. mereaist liked this
27. bodisatvah reblogged this from ornamelle
28. lisanoelle reblogged this from namopanik
29. cottonandgongandsnowlikesong liked this
30. ornamelle reblogged this from namopanik
31. namopanik posted this