Title: How small a thought it takes to fill a whole life (Wittgenstein)
Review: There is a single idea that permeates Koons work. This idea is neither good, nor original, nor indeed - since it has been 70 years since Duchamps "Fountain" - particularly exciting. If there were a "Ladybird book of Modern Art", Jeff's saccharine, 'easyfun' work would be that book. Koons art-as-commodity schitck would be more convincing if the buying public had to decide. His commodities fail as commodities - their status as art, is, of course guaranteed, since (see Duchamp) he has told us it is so. Show me one more Scots Terrier made of flowers and I shall reach for my Uzi in a frenzy of post-modern criticism
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