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RE: The Fall of Modern Art - IdeomotorPrisoner - 11-15-2024 (11-15-2024, 07:13 AM)Anna Wrote: Just recently I've stumbled upon this picture on X: People are that stupid, plastic, and pretentious. All you need is one person to call something art, and it could have been anything in an empty room. Like when someone paints a canvas a flat blue with one yellow and orange dot and calls it "minimalism". Names it "The Setting Suns of Paradise Cove" Art is decided by influencers, and all it needs to be is in a museum and put in a genre. Any pile of debris would have metaphorical connotations and make profound statements. You could leave the industrial wet vac there and it would be art. And that's why people were so easily deceived by an empty room with some crap on the floor. RE: The Fall of Modern Art - ArMaP - 11-15-2024 (11-15-2024, 06:28 PM)IdeomotorPrisoner Wrote: Art is decided by influencers, and all it needs to be is in a museum and put in a genre. No, art is defined by the artist, the influencers decide what is "in fashion". RE: The Fall of Modern Art - Blaine91555 - 11-15-2024 Beauty is truly in the eye of the beholder. Its value is what a customer is willing to pay. All those old cliches. I personally believe some artists stumble over fame and take advantage of it by producing what I call "Artists Jokes". They are equally baffled why people buy their work, but gleefully accept the pay and play along with it. I remember one example where a city paid an artist $80,000.00 for a sculpture. It showed up a few months late, paid for in full and it was just a bunch of block ends from quarried granite randomly put together. I'd imagine it would take a day to do if they had a forklift. The surfaces were not even finished but were left raw. I'd say that artist laughed at the world as they banked the huge check. RE: The Fall of Modern Art - Oldcarpy2 - 11-16-2024 As per Sir Thomas Beecham: "Have you heard any Stockhausen?" Beecham was asked. "No, but I believe I have stepped in some." RE: The Fall of Modern Art - Rigel4 - 11-16-2024 (11-15-2024, 07:13 AM)Anna Wrote: Just recently I've stumbled upon this picture on X: Thank you for your shared opinion, mine happens to be exactly like minded. To me modern art is just a snooty pretentious game played out on the gullible. It is not art, but a grift :) |