Bravo’s Work of Art has been cancelled after two seasons, but there’s hope that it may live on to poop on and ejaculate all over the art world. The cancellation is disappointing: While the show wasn’t perfect–its judging was deeply flawed–it was a fresh competition with interesting contestants (even the Sucklord) who produced visually engaging …
Bravo’s reality competition Work of Art should work better than most talent-based competitions. That’s because, unlike Top Chef, we can watch the construction from something to nothing and, with some exceptions, judge the final product ourselves. We don’t have to rely on judges to tell us how something tastes; we can just look, as we …
Work of Art has been decent this season, although its judges still suck and drag the show down at its conclusion every week. One of the best contestants this season was Morgan Phillips, AKA the Sucklord, but not necessarily because of his art: it was because he was willing to challenge the judges on their …
Work of Art‘s second season returned last week on Bravo, and after two episodes, it’s safe to say that the Magical Elves-produced show is on track to have another great season, with strong cast members (of course I have to mention “The Sucklord,” whose name describes well what he’s produced so far) to the challenges …
Bravo announced the cast of the second season of its awesome Work of Art, which will debut in October, and the reality competition series is keeping its host and judges, although one judge will only appear as a guest judge this season. Jeanne Greenberg Rohatyn will be just a guest judge, while Jerry Saltz and …
Bravo’s competition series Work of Art has just been renewed for a second season. The show, produced by Magical Elves and Sarah Jessica Parker, was the network’s best competition since Top Chef, and began second-season casting in August. It will return sometime next year. Bravo president Frances Berwick told New York magazine that they’re currently …