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The Art Gallery Alpha Males rock it out in the New York Subway. Kunst recites a hilarious poem that he made about MFA's or Masters in Fine Art. This is also meant to be a critique of early twenty first century "Art World" culture. Mentioned are the artists Damian Hirst and Andres Serrano. A short film by Merrill Kazanjian Merrillk.com. I sampled the fantastic U2 track, “Desire”from Rattle and Hum, in this four minute fifty second movie. The Art Gallery Alpha Males are meant to be a parody of New York City Art Gallery culture; which is often referred to as, the “Art World”. Also mentioned in this film is Adolf Hitler. Kazanjian wryly penned that Adolf Hitler was a MFA- A “Megaloman... more >

The Art Gallery Alpha Males rock it out in the New York Subway. Kunst recites a hilarious poem that he made about MFA's or Masters in Fine Art. This is also meant to be a critique of early twenty first century "Art World" culture. Mentioned are the artists Damian Hirst and Andres Serrano. A short film by Merrill Kazanjian Merrillk.com. I sampled the fantastic U2 track, “Desire”from Rattle and Hum, in this four minute fifty second movie. The Art Gallery Alpha Males are meant to be a parody of New York City Art Gallery culture; which is often referred to as, the “Art World”. Also mentioned in this film is Adolf Hitler. Kazanjian wryly penned that Adolf Hitler was a MFA- A “Megalomaniac From Austria”, even though he was rejected from art school and became a dictator who murdered millions of innocent people. Kazanjian criticizes that there is a market for his work (Hitler art sold for over 200,000 dollars in 2006). < less

Nathan leaves the set, unhappy with his stereotypical typecasting, and Danny, Chad and Paul follow to heal the wounds, and find out if everybody just can't get along. Parodying the typecasting and sometimes racialistical overtones of Hollywood's casting process, this sketch serves to lampoon the ignorance of racists in general in addition to providing a social critique of those who would see we human brothers and sisters as anything but beautiful human beings, who all bleed the same red blood, and all have the potential to think independantly no matter our race, creed, border or religion. Those who would say otherwise are probably trying to sell you something! From your multira... more >

Nathan leaves the set, unhappy with his stereotypical typecasting, and Danny, Chad and Paul follow to heal the wounds, and find out if everybody just can't get along. Parodying the typecasting and sometimes racialistical overtones of Hollywood's casting process, this sketch serves to lampoon the ignorance of racists in general in addition to providing a social critique of those who would see we human brothers and sisters as anything but beautiful human beings, who all bleed the same red blood, and all have the potential to think independantly no matter our race, creed, border or religion. Those who would say otherwise are probably trying to sell you something! From your multiracial friends at FineLine Sketch Comedy < less