Untitled
16
ink
From the collection of Museum of Modern Art
Classical Antiquity sheet music
16
ink
From the collection of Museum of Modern Art
You see a full-page newspaper spread from September 16, 2000, printed in black ink on thin paper. The text is crisp, the layout ordinary—like something you’d find in a stack of old news. This isn’t just a newspaper. Prina took an entire page from a real publication and turned it into art by reprinting it as a lithograph. The work plays with the idea of what counts as "art" when it looks exactly like something mundane. It’s quiet, but it makes you question why you notice some things and ignore others. To see more works that challenge everyday objects, look up *lithography*.
