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Mondrian is not to my taste. I prefer a bit of Pollock, personally.

 

However, neither of the examples above seem to require any particular talent (in the artistic sense). To me, it is just interesting design, as opposed to 'art'. My sister is very artistic and three of her kids have inherited her talent. I would rather hang their work in my home, than those shown here.

 

The Emperor's New Canvases, imo.

Blizz'ard
Originally Posted by Jenstar:

Lol @ Pollock, did he really picture that just like it is in his head and think Ooow thats wonderful i better get it on paper? OR did he just sling some pant at a canvas and sell it to some arty numb nut?

That's what he does Jen, he throws it at the canvas and as you say, then goes looking for some eejit to buy it, it takes all sorts

squiggle
Originally Posted by Blizz'ard:

Mondrian is not to my taste. I prefer a bit of Pollock, personally.

 

However, neither of the examples above seem to require any particular talent (in the artistic sense). To me, it is just interesting design, as opposed to 'art'. My sister is very artistic and three of her kids have inherited her talent. I would rather hang their work in my home, than those shown here.

 

The Emperor's New Canvases, imo.

I quite like it battered with chips does that make me a conoisseur?

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I don't pretend to get 'abstract' either.. and I know a small gallery owner who literally decided that she needed stock, went to the garage and chucked some paint about..... and got over a couple of grand for some of them, amidst all the cooing about 'what the artist was trying to say'     a fool an their money....

 

that said, I have a print of this in my kitchen - I love it for some reason, and I still stand by the theory if you want something, can afford it and will get pleasure from it, buy it.  Even if it's just splashes of colour.   I like Rothko too.

 

Kaffs

At least these artists put a bit of design into it, be it to your taste or not. The worst 'artist' in the whole world has to be Damien Hurst. How the hell can you get famous for chopping an animal in half or dipping it in formaldehyde ? Thats not even your creation in any way shape or form.  Mother Nature owns the copyright!  That makes me angry.

FM

Pollock had a rival - this painting was one of three sold at Bonhams back in 2005 for a total of ÂĢ12,000.

 

Not bad for a three year old chimpanzee by the name of Congo

 

More recently there was an exhibition of paintings by animals. This one was done by another chimpanzee called Bakhari:

 

And this one was done by an elephant from Thailand called Boon Me:

 

El Loro
Originally Posted by Gypsie~:

At least these artists put a bit of design into it, be it to your taste or not. The worst 'artist' in the whole world has to be Damien Hurst. How the hell can you get famous for chopping an animal in half or dipping it in formaldehyde ? Thats not even your creation in any way shape or form.  Mother Nature owns the copyright!  That makes me angry.

and how many parents of untidy teens can claim they have an artist under their roof?

 

Kaffs
Originally Posted by KaffyBaffy:
Originally Posted by Gypsie~:

At least these artists put a bit of design into it, be it to your taste or not. The worst 'artist' in the whole world has to be Damien Hurst. How the hell can you get famous for chopping an animal in half or dipping it in formaldehyde ? Thats not even your creation in any way shape or form.  Mother Nature owns the copyright!  That makes me angry.

and how many parents of untidy teens can claim they have an artist under their roof?

 

Yeah!! Shes another one! what a load of old bollox! And I hate the way that fans of this stuff talk like they are in some private club that 'get it' and we just dont, because we are in some way a lesser species.  How about we 'get' that they are all off their heads and that it is a pile of shit that they have been sold! 

(see told you, it makes me angry)

 

I love modern art, infact I don't like hardly any well known pieces of art or artists, but it does have to be ART.

FM
Originally Posted by Gypsie~:

At least these artists put a bit of design into it, be it to your taste or not. The worst 'artist' in the whole world has to be Damien Hurst. How the hell can you get famous for chopping an animal in half or dipping it in formaldehyde ? Thats not even your creation in any way shape or form.  Mother Nature owns the copyright!  That makes me angry.

I don't like Hurst either...    sooo contrived!   & crap!

 

(He is, apparently, a very good businessman though )

 

But I love Tracy Emin's stuff

 

*sticks tongue out at Kaffy*

Dirtyprettygirlthing
Originally Posted by KaffyBaffy:
Originally Posted by Dirtyprettygirlthing:
Originally Posted by Gypsie~:

 

*sticks tongue out at Kaffy*

*gets camera out and decides to market 'cow with tongue'*

There is a whole genre of art called "Cow Art"...  

 

I came across it when I found my original avi 

 

*is smug cos Duck Art ain't got its own genre*

Dirtyprettygirlthing

I love the old Masters. I love going to the National gallery. My favourite painting is the Arnolfini  marriage by Jan Van Eyck. The detail in that is superb.

Today my favourite artist is Jack Vetriano. 

I do like some modern art as well as the old stuff and things in between, as in the same way I love most genres of music but not all of them. Art as well as music is very personel to each person. I do think that there is a lot of emperors new clothes situations in the art world, as has been said. I agree Damien Hurst is a pretentious prat.

Sezit

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