Re: Modern "art" breaks new ground
- From: law <lawiserNot@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 19 Jun 2008 13:03:04 -0400
jsaranac wrote:
LOL. No. I'd probably feel better if I thought they were just manipulators but the fact that people would really do stuff like that chained dog (and to a lesser extent, the hanging horse) because they believe it is art upsets me a hell of a lot more (and I will admit, the government funding gets me, too).
Sometimes I truly wonder if even the "artist" really thinks it's art ... or if they are just going for the shock factor? how else to be clasified as "edgy" and to be written about than to do something so sick?
Then there's a lot of chance for a person to get a good laugh at some idiot who'll pay some huge amount of money for a canvas painted all white ... just because the buyer was too stupid to see the joke and took as gospel the art gallery owner's word ... forgetting the gallery owner and the artist are getting their jollies from the money.
LisaW
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------------- Marcus Tullius Cicero
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