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Kutlug Ataman

It was strange to read but something like this, about his political activism for women being allowed to wear head coverings in government institutions.  read about a similar problem in France in the issue of girls being allowed to wear head scarves. Its odd considering that only a country or two away, not even, women are required to wear head scarves. It was also neat to see how he brought several different types of women together to demonstrates the many real women wear head coverings, wigs or otherwise. he was protesting something that seems, quite frankly, strange, while he himself was born into a family of diplomats. He became an artist the opposite of what was probably expected of him. His medium too was probably more powerful, because the voice or sounds that accompany the moving images of real women who wear wigs for several reasons create a more powerful image than a still one.

Mike Kelley

I found his approach to art rally interesting, especially the tapestry with the stuffed animals, I wonderful like to see it in person. He was a wacky guy and I respect that. He was odd one in that even when he made a great amount of money he was happy in second hand clothes and his father's old shoes. But suited his style too, of things that are forgotten. It was interesting too that he was inspired by Warhol's pop work and struggled to go into less pleasant aspects society and explore darker concepts with the same sort of theme. His death was sad, and the fact that he had a picture of his ex-girlfriend denotes several emotional issues hat he couldn't deal with.

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