7: The One Where Sophie Tells Her Favourite Joke
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<p>Sophie is hosting this week and has managed to shoehorn an entire episode around a terrible joke she likes. This episode covers the powerful link between modern meme culture + Dadaism, online collectivism, what happens when community art lands in the hands of the powerful, and our three co-hosts living on very different parts of the internet.</p><p>Key texts referenced:</p></div><ul>
<li>‘Dada Manifesto 1918’, Tristan Tzara</li>
<li>Extract on Marcel Duchamp’s <em>Fountain</em>, The Tate Modern </li>
</ul><div><p><br>Further reading:</p></div><ul>
<li>‘Playing to the Gallery’, Grayson Perry</li>
<li>‘A woman in the men’s room: when will the art world recognise the real artist behind Duchamp’s Fountain?’, Siri Hustvedt, The Guardian</li>
<li>‘The Copywrights: Intellectual Property and the Literary Imagination’, Paul K. Saint-Amour</li>
<li><h1>‘A Parody Cryptocurrency Based on a Dog Meme Is Now Worth More Than $1 Billion’, Bess Levin</h1></li>
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