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I'm ok with calling anything art. Hell, if ONE person calls it art, it is art.
 
I just took my shoe off and touched it to my elbow. That could be considered art.
 
But there's a difference between art and "art that deserves to be in a musuem"

I worked at an art gallery for THREE years. I have seen tons of art and there's a point where you have to say "NO this is not enough."

Like this guy that had photoshopped pictures of eyes and replaced their retinas with explosions and it said "END ALL BOMBS" on the top of the picture.

That is art. Sure. It's art. No denying that. But really, it is trite and has little to no reason to be hanging up in some nice museum... and it ended up getting sold for $2500 That's more than I make in a month after taxes.
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Originally posted by HolyMoly HolyMoly wrote:

Ori O'Monster:  Nice to have you back.  enjoyed your accounts of London, and I can only say I agree with everything you said.  That is to say, I believe that you are not lying.

I'm going to Chicago for 2 days next week for a healthcare conference.  My #1 priority is finding a good record store and finding the time to go there.
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Originally posted by Smurph Smurph wrote:

I'm ok with calling anything art. Hell, if ONE person calls it art, it is art.
 
All art really requires is a frame.
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Points: 65760 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 19 2012 at 13:25
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don't know. What sucks and what doesn't? Why this and not that? Blurghhhhh art is stupid.

It's subjective k

well good or bad is subjective but can really disagree with anything being called art?

I would say anything that is made/arranged with purpose could be considered art, even if it wasn't intended to be.
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Originally posted by rushfan4 rushfan4 wrote:

I don't know if any of you guys ever saw the show Murphy Brown.  One of the characters was a guy who was painting her house throughout the entirety of the show's seasons.  He painted murals.  I can't remember all of the details, but one of the episodes involved him having an art show.  I don't remember if he painted a mural on the ceiling, or if he had painter's block and didn't paint anything, but the art critics came into the room with 4 white walls and a light switch in it, and they stood around the light switch and oohed and ahhed about what an artistic idea it was and then debated about what it symbolized. LOL[/QUOTE] '
 
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Originally posted by HolyMoly HolyMoly wrote:

Ori O'Monster:  Nice to have you back.  enjoyed your accounts of London, and I can only say I agree with everything you said.  That is to say, I believe that you are not lying.

I'm going to Chicago for 2 days next week for a healthcare conference.  My #1 priority is finding a good record store and finding the time to go there.
I found a nice one when I was there a couple of years ago.  I can't remember what it was called but I walked away with over $100 in used CDs.  I just remember that I took the L to get there. I think it was this Reckless Records.  http://www.centerstagechicago.com/music/record-stores/reckless-madison.html

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Originally posted by rushfan4 rushfan4 wrote:

 I don't know if any of you guys ever saw the show Murphy Brown.  One of the characters was a guy who was painting her house throughout the entirety of the show's seasons.  He painted murals.  I can't remember all of the details, but one of the episodes involved him having an art show.  I don't remember if he painted a mural on the ceiling, or if he had painter's block and didn't paint anything, but the art critics came into the room with 4 white walls and a light switch in it, and they stood around the light switch and oohed and ahhed about what an artistic idea it was and then debated about what it symbolized. LOL

I don't know I think it's kind of awesome that people can see art in a light switch. Just like you can see the art in a craft or a hobby, or just from the patterns of sidewalks tiles... I think that we're accepting it (even if we are accepting it in a rather snobbish way) is kind of interesting.
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^^ Yeah, Reckless.  I think that was the one I was hoping to go to.  I'll need to get my act together soon because I'll have a pretty small window of time to go there, and I've never been to that city before.
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Originally posted by Smurph Smurph wrote:

I'm ok with calling anything art. Hell, if ONE person calls it art, it is art.
 

that's my slogan!
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I just took my shoe off and touched it to my elbow. That could be considered art.
 
But there's a difference between art and "art that deserves to be in a musuem"

I worked at an art gallery for THREE years. I have seen tons of art and there's a point where you have to say "NO this is not enough."

Like this guy that had photoshopped pictures of eyes and replaced their retinas with explosions and it said "END ALL BOMBS" on the top of the picture.

That is art. Sure. It's art. No denying that. But really, it is trite and has little to no reason to be hanging up in some nice museum... and it ended up getting sold for $2500 That's more than I make in a month after taxes.

well idk... it's stupid art that's for sure. I went to a Yoko Ono exhibition and left after 10 minutes just by how much it annoyed me. I feel like it was somewhat Ono's point. So she won that one. 

Seriously, she had three piles of dirt- all completely alike, and under the dirt wrote "Country A", "country B", "Country C" . It's so annoyingly naive that I was all like fcuk this shizzznugget.
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Some political cartoons are like that.  They take the easy way out with cheap symbolism.
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Originally posted by HolyMoly HolyMoly wrote:

Some political cartoons are like that.  They take the easy way out with cheap symbolism.

yep. Some of them make me so angry, because they essentially portray absolutely nothing.
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Originally posted by frippism frippism wrote:

Originally posted by HolyMoly HolyMoly wrote:

Some political cartoons are like that.  They take the easy way out with cheap symbolism.

yep. Some of them make me so angry, because they essentially portray absolutely nothing.
Like, "here's a big rhinoceros with "GOVERNMENT" written on him, and he's eating a piece of cake that says "TAXPAYER MONEY" on it.  How clever! Our government is just like that!  As if they're eating up our money as if it were a piece of cake or sumpin' ...Haw haw haw"


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I am enjoying Bjork more than I expected to.
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I am enjoying Bjork more than I expected to.

I keep wanting to check her out more but I always forget.
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You better hope that slarti doesn't see this page.
Some political cartoons are pretty good, in that they cut to the quick of the matter in a way that a mere Op/Ed piece might not have been able to.  But generally I find them kind of annoying, no matter what side they support.
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I am enjoying Bjork more than I expected to.

I keep wanting to check her out more but I always forget.
I listened to an early Bjork album recently.  It wasn't bad but just not the kind of style I'm interested in.
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Points: 3167 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 19 2012 at 14:42
Woot the Sugarcubes be good. :-D
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That's what Mr. Ed said.
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