May 21, 2013
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Simon Dybbroe Møller
The mind of the artist
by Grant Mandarino
posted 12/17/2010
Like a lot of other people, I often find contemporary installation art to be groan inducing. What is meant to be a profound comment on some aspect of global society or a critique of traditional aesthetics all too often fails to get its point across. Thankfully, the new piece by Simon Dybbroe Møller at UMMA does not fit this model.
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