In the CartoonStock Caption Contest number 185, two upright fish visit an art gallery. The exhibition consists of various images of fish hooks.
The rules of the monthly cash prize contest have not changed (and neither has my description of them): Five dollars buys up to three entries. Real cash prizes are $500 for first place and $100 for each of five runners up. As of this writing, I've put $150 into the first thirty pay-to-play contests and this thirty-first challenge brings my total cash outlay up to $155. Having achieved runner-up status with two previous entries, I've collected $200 from CartoonStock, so I'm still playing with the house's money, thank goodness. In fact, so few contestants enter that the odds may generally be considered favorable even for us less-gifted caption writers. My three entries are shown below, above the break. The cartoonist is Chris Gural.
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| "The artist is trying to bait us." "The artist died researching his next painting." "Great art is supposed to make you uncomfortable." * * * "Let's break for a snack." "Sure it's provocative, but is it art?" |
November 2, 2024 Update: The Winner
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| https://www.cartoonstock.com/blog/fish-lures-in-museum-caption-contest-commentary-with-lawrence-wood/ |
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