Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Mark Miremont
I agree with most of what {{U|Shawn in Montreal}} has written here.  While routine gallery publicity about exhibitions of the artist's work don't generally help to show notability, evidence that the artist has been exhibited or collected by notable museums (or maybe by very important galleries) ''does'' provide evidence of meeting .  But I haven't found any concrete evidence of that here.  The article mentions a 60-foot graffiti at Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles|MOCA in Los Angeles but if I understand correctly this was an unauthorized piece of tagging rather than a part of an exhibit there, and I haven't found any mention of this work at moca.org or in any source independent of Miremont. If there's any real evidence of his work being collected by important institutions, or of the "significant critical attention" also mentioned in , now is the time to produce it. Miremont's video of Soundgarden's Flower (Soundgarden song)|"Flower" was made in 1988, and for someone who has been around that long, and whose work includes such potentially popular subject matter as rock videos and topless pinup girls, I would have expected to find more coverage than we are finding
— User:Arxiloxos, 22:27, 20 March 2014 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:CREATIVE||WP:CREATIVE (Wikipedia:Notability)