Faith Matters – The País.com (Spain)

Believe me: there was a time when no one talked about Instagram or Twitter, but the famous conversation revolved around a type of applications that did not change the rate of the pulsations of the thumb, precisely, but the life of the class average. The toaster came home and Americans watched these crispy slices of bread with more curiosity than now feel when we look askance at those who use WhatsApp Telegram instead.

At the time the pop artists emerged. People with radar enabled list to the changes raise knew cars, toasters or Marlon Brando at the altar of creation. Of the two pop Expositions in Madrid has been talked about, but there’s a moment in one of them, Richard Hamilton at the Reina Sofía, which seems to hold the key of magic, a miracle of the resurrection that missing. And it deserves a little bit of reflection. There he goes.

With a look enviable Dalí, open smile, bulging eyes and a single joy that is completely devoted to sharing, Hamilton tells us in a video how did you find something like the Holy Grail in a Duchamp. Almost by chance, mixing materials without too much attention, he had achieved a great oxidation. “Surely he had not noticed!” Comes to mean full of admiration. “But it was a miracle!”

Now that television gives us the image of old and new leaders in the eyes dull, repeating sales arguments with even less enthusiasm than our trying to zap or give explanation to corruptions that do not, Hamilton Sparkle appeals to the dreams that we lack to overcome.

And see this video does not have to mean understand-the essence of the color of Duchamp leaves me rather cold, I’m sorry, but allows us to witness the value of a good conviction, energy that can be started.

Hamilton proclaimed alien miracle, yes, but the real miracle was his own faith, their excited look. Believe in something. Would it be too much to ask that the home screens, not the museum, we returned the royalty politicians who believe