
i have no art education to speak of
but some of it blows me away
i like anish kapoor and anthony gormley especially
but yes, a lot of it is utter wank
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Tue 8 May 2007, 15:20,
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but some of it blows me away
i like anish kapoor and anthony gormley especially
but yes, a lot of it is utter wank

I would have respect for art that takes talent to produce.... but most of the stuff I saw was utter quim dribble......hence why they need to add the lengthy descriptions to justify it.
I don't particularly like the old masters paintings, but can appreciate the skill and time to produce them...... same can't be said for the shit in the tate modern.
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Tue 8 May 2007, 15:23,
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I don't particularly like the old masters paintings, but can appreciate the skill and time to produce them...... same can't be said for the shit in the tate modern.

sometimes it's about proccess and ideas
you could paint a lovely water colour of someone's face
but why? when you can just take a photo?
some art isn't about the final piece, but more the journey itself
oh, and some of it is pretentious toss....
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Tue 8 May 2007, 15:26,
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you could paint a lovely water colour of someone's face
but why? when you can just take a photo?
some art isn't about the final piece, but more the journey itself
oh, and some of it is pretentious toss....

the other year, but mainly because i like the concept and the fact that he sailed it all the way down the danube.
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Tue 8 May 2007, 15:28,
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the machine that replicated the digestion process by turning food into shit and
sold the shit in jars?
I quite liked the idea of that piece.
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Tue 8 May 2007, 15:34,
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sold the shit in jars?
I quite liked the idea of that piece.

modern art developed as a reaction to traditional painting being superceded by photography and motion pictures. and abstract sculpture as a rejection of traditional constraints. some of the people producing that quim dribble have amazing draughtsman skills, but they choose to express themselves in a different way
often they will fail to connect with their audience, but when it works, it's great
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Tue 8 May 2007, 15:29,
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often they will fail to connect with their audience, but when it works, it's great