The lack of professionalism from @britishvogue is startling. When they promoted the article "Alexandra Grant On Finding Love With Keanu Reeves & Her Upcoming Marfa Invitational Exhibition", one of the editors made a post on his Instagram account with this caption: “Alexandra Grant has selfishly bagged the internet boyfriend (hi Keanu). But can we forgive her? The LA artist's life and work are every bit as intriguing as her relationship..."
Alexandra Grant participated
in this interview and didn't mind discussing her relationship with Keanu
Reeves because this was the article that also discussed her upcoming
exhibition at Marfainvitational which was supposed to take place in
April 2020 but was cancelled due to Covid.
In
this interview, she describes the relationship in terms of "opportunity
for good." Correct me if I am wrong, but isn't the motto of
gold-diggers about using a relationship for good? Using it for monetary
benefit, fame or some kind of gain?
After
airing her dirty sheet to promote her event at Marfainvitational,
Alexandra Grant doesn't understand why people are focusing on her
relationship more than her art. Despite my dislike of Keanu Reeves and his fake good guy image and the fact that I enjoy laughing at his drooping face and neck after the Botox wears off, he is an international celebrity so I can see why people prefer to talk about him rather than Alexandra Grant's uninspired art. She should ask herself why it was
important to discuss her "bagging" Keanu Reeves and the Marfainvitational event in the
same article? When you use your life sex to sell your arts, no one can take you seriously.
#alexandragrant #
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