Showing posts with label mcdonalds. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mcdonalds. Show all posts

Thursday, November 15, 2012

Ben Frost exhibition, Shooting Gallery


Ben Frost recently had an exhibition at Shooting Gallery in which he bagged McDonald's (who I often bag) while touting the Psychoanalytic virtues of Hentai.

I predict the merging of cartoons with p-rn as the inevitable direction entertainment is headed. Sometimes I worry about us. Weird people read this blog. But remember - ur spesh 2 me.



Check out the disgusting artworks Frost has made below. Complaints can be made to eatme@mcdonalds.com.

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■ Acid Midget meets Ben Frost







Thursday, January 19, 2012

Fukt hits McDonald's with fat stencil, burgers consumed


Sydney artist Fukt stencilled the exit of a McDonald's drive-thru at Stanmore, in Sydney's inner west.

In a word-play on "please dispose of your litter thoughtfully", this stencil asks customers to dispose of their fat thoughtfully.

This is because people who buy McDonald's eat 30 to 50 per cent more fat than they need from burgers containing animal parts that aren't even named yet.

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FUKT: Sydney laneway art








Wednesday, May 25, 2011

Fukt: Iwo Jima McDonald's stencil

 
(Grafton St, Chippendale, Sydney)

The parallels between US World War II triumphs and US capitalist achievements are strong, street artist Fukt has indicated in this stencil.

It towers over the legal Grafton St wall like a flat statue, paying homage to the brave soldiers who decimated the Japanese Imperial Army at the Battle of Iwo Jima in 1945.


Look at the passion in this soldier's limbs, willing the post to the summit.

Note the black and white face getting a good look at his balls.


Fukt is stating something else. Perhaps these men fought so brands like McDonald's could inseminate suburbs, subways and shopping centres around the world.

And perhaps this iconic symbol was a prelude to what the US now stands for - cheezburgers, a high obesity rate and Oprah.

 (Source)

This is Joe Rosenthal's original photograph atop Mount Suribachi. The Wikipedia page on the Battle of Iwo Jima is a great piece of historical writing.

It was written by a first year Bachelor of Arts student with an acne problem who received a high distinction for describing the battle with incredible bias toward the US using data manipulation and fact generalisations.

That's fukt.

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