a·tem·po·ral ( -t m p r-l)adj. Independent of time; timeless. |
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Beyond their variety of aspect, material, and form, all Convert's works share the same oscillation between the primitive gesture and high technology, between the weight of time and atemporality, between history and anachronism. Given these omissions, you can imagine what Pop Out has to contribute (nothing) with respect to important queer precedents for Warhol's work, such as Florine Stettheimer and Joseph Cornell, one providing an example of a staunch, idiosyncratic style, the other, of the weird atemporality and interiority of fandom. |
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