Episode 11 - The Adventures of BB Square

Malevich's Black Square may be almost a hundred years old, but BBSquare shows himself to be much more tech-savvy than Eric. What happens when BBSquare creates the latest smart device, and conflates the worlds of avant-garde art and viral culture?
Featuring:
'Farnese Hercules', copy made in 3 A.D. from a 4 B.C. original
'Dionysos and two Maenads', Amasis, 540 B.C.
'Portrait of Yevgraf Davydov', Orest Kiprensky, 1809.
'Portrait of Jeanne Hébuterne', Amedeo Modigiliani, 1918.
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[@aimeepalmer1735]

This is so funny in so many ways. I can relate on all the faces and cats and angrybirds...they are all hilarious and I am now a big fan of BB Square.

[@kthomson813]

those are crazy kittens! but we should admit that they are popular on the internet. #BBSquare love it guys! kudos on the maker and more episodes please.

[@RichardJDelacruz]

The internet. Where else woud you happily watch silly videos of kittens!

[@ryanRio100]

You have made your point that somehow using the old ways is much better than to depend on technology. I wonder how BBSquare was created.

[@LeauLeandro]

So fun watching the cats and I don't know guys..but I think there is a good lesson out from watching BB Square

[@adinahnmad]

Oh, I hate it when someone as an response in a conversation uses one of this memes instead of genuine argument! Where the world's heading!

[@playmateblowfish]

Oh yes, internet is full of cats!

[@kendalotbpjj]

Sleek

[@vselivanov]

funny

[@kitchenorbekd]

memes are hideous