The Bruce High Quality Foundation lecture, "Explaining Pictures to a Dead Bull," considers the notion of "credit" -- enjoying today the fruits of tomorrow’s labor -- as inverting the typical Christian ideal of working in this life for rewards after death
On one of the last days of July at New York’s Harris Lieberman Gallery, the Bruce High Quality Foundation -- a five-year-old art collective of anonymous members, apparently a handful of young men -- presented a lecture and slideshow with the catchy title, "Explaining Pictures to a Dead Bull." The lecture was the final event in a show titled "No Bees, No Blueberries," organized at the gallery by Sarina Basta and Tyler Coburn.
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