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For the first Artwork of the Week of the new year 2011, I have chosen a work from deep within our gallery, "SUPERMARKET" by

*cetrobo
PARIS PHOTO 2010

Looking back at the work collected here in 2010, this one stands out for its originality and vibrancy. It could be an illustration for a well-known play by Italian playwright Dario Fo titled "No se paga! No se paga!" ("We Won't Pay! We Won't Pay!"). From one of Fo's woman-centered works with feminist themes, this 1974 drama concerns a group of homemakers who organize a boycott of their local supermarket to protest its outrageous prices to make a political statement. Like this photograph, the play is also presented as humour; so much meaning finds its way under our defenses when we are seduced to take a work of art lightly.

Read more about Fo at [link]

The bold colors and composition of Cetrobo's work of art, the underlying seriousness and delicious surprise make this a memorable holding in our gallery from last year.

Let's go forward now to see what 2011 brings us in our members' works of arts! Happy New Year, everyone!

Description
CETROBOFACEBOOK [link]

My gallery : [link]

COPYRIGHTS AND IMAGE LICENSING

My work is not to be edited, distributed, sold or uploaded anywhere without my written expressed permission. If you have any doubts or would like to use it or have a special license for a commercial work, please email me

www.cetrobo.com
cetrobo.deviantart.com

123@cetrobo.com

For the first Artwork of the Week of the new year 2011, I have chosen a work from deep within our gallery, "SUPERMARKET" by

*cetrobo
PARIS PHOTO 2010

Looking back at the work collected here in 2010, this one stands out for its originality and vibrancy. It could be an illustration for a well-known play by Italian playwright Dario Fo titled "No se paga! No se paga!" ("We Won't Pay! We Won't Pay!"). From one of Fo's woman-centered works with feminist themes, this 1974 drama concerns a group of homemakers who organize a boycott of their local supermarket to protest its outrageous prices to make a political statement. Like this photograph, the play is also presented as humour; so much meaning finds its way under our defenses when we are seduced to take a work of art lightly.

Read more about Fo at [link]

The bold colors and composition of Cetrobo's work of art, the underlying seriousness and delicious surprise make this a memorable holding in our gallery from last year.

Let's go forward now to see what 2011 brings us in our members' works of arts! Happy New Year, everyone!