Tate Modern - more stupidity
Some Chinese artist has had 1600 Chinese 'slaves' make and hand paint hundreds of thousands of porcelain sunflower seeds that he has now had poured all over the floor of the Tate modern as an 'installation' for people to walk over.
What a load of tosh, that is not art and never will be. Add to that the fact he appears to have had nothing to do with the piece except conceive it and given the idea is just stupid he appears to have zero talent. No wonder art gets scoffed at by so many. :mad: |
You could go to Tate Modern have a crap in the foyer and they would call it art.....
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You're talking about it. If it were so irrelevant (not art) you would not be.
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Define art.
M |
Originally Posted by _Meridian_
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Define art.
M http://baldpunk.com/wp-content/uploa...ine_chapel.jpg |
The Ulster Museum has went all "art" since it reopened, tis fucking ****e, i don't understand nor want to understand "art". I went to see dead stuffed animals, dinosaur bones and Egytian mummies.
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this is a typical example of whats wrong with the tate modern
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...h-artwork.html The installation cost about £300,000 and took more than six months to complete Three women have been hurt by falling into Tate Modern's latest installation - a crack in the floor. |
No wonder they all walk around scratching their heads and pondering..
Modern s***e, the toffs seem to love it. |
Originally Posted by _Meridian_
(Post 9648634)
Define art.
M |
Originally Posted by tony de wonderful
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It should challenge.
Then the work which started this thread would appear to be art, because it certainly seems to challenge the posters here. It's also not a particularly useful definition: a Rubik's cube is challenging, but it's probably not art. Although it might be. As for the Sistine Chapel, it's an example, not a definition. M |
Wait for it......
The crack is said to represent the division problem of integrating immigrants into European society. |
Originally Posted by _Meridian_
(Post 9649468)
: a Rubik's cube is challenging, but it's probably not art.
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They are just taking the piss these days and taking advantage of the "learned" prats who are silly enough to be taken in by it!
Les |
Originally Posted by Leslie
(Post 9649538)
They are just taking the piss these days and taking advantage of the "learned" prats who are silly enough to be taken in by it!
Les |
Originally Posted by Leslie
(Post 9649538)
They are just taking the piss these days and taking advantage of the "learned" prats who are silly enough to be taken in by it! ...
Dave |
Originally Posted by hutton_d
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Absolutely. I reckon they should stop all arts council funding and then we'd see how many of these *art* works saw the light of day. I mean, why should the tax payer fund b*llux like this? If no-one wants to buy it commercially then why do it?
Dave |
Originally Posted by tony de wonderful
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I agree to some extent but what is the alternative? We all dress in Mao suits and live in identical grey tower blocks...a philistine utopia?
If that's your excuse for keeping it it's a very very poor excuse. Out here in the real world no-one give a monkeys about the stuff that the arts council funds, which is the only real test, IMHO of course .... Dave |
Originally Posted by hutton_d
(Post 9649653)
What has Arts Council funding got to do with commercial fashion or architecture? Are you saying that it has paid for council owned tower blocks to be majestic towers of blazing colour that people for miles around travel to admire? Like this ... http://img.thesun.co.uk/multimedia/a...0_1124956a.jpg ...? Absolutely stunning isn't it?
If that's your excuse for keeping it it's a very very poor excuse. Out here in the real world no-one give a monkeys about the stuff that the arts council funds, which is the only real test, IMHO of course .... Dave Prior to the Arts Quango - artists had philanthropic sponsors who liked their work or indeed the artist themselves which seems fair enough. It does seem that you can take a sh*t on a floor in the Arts Quango will applaud you and offer you money - take a sh*t outside the Tate on the pavement and you will get arrested - go figure! |
Doesn't the lottery (tax for idiots) funding pay for some of this?
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Originally Posted by tony de wonderful
(Post 9649631)
I agree to some extent but what is the alternative? We all dress in Mao suits and live in identical grey tower blocks...a philistine utopia?
Les |
Originally Posted by Leslie
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Are you saying that the way you dress is influenced by piles of bricks and dirty unmade beds then?
Les |
Originally Posted by _Meridian_
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Define art.
M However I could never in a million years paint as well as Michaelangelo and his paintings don't need an arts council to tell us they are art. That is because the latter is talent and the former is not. |
I think it looks great and quite fancy walking over it, and scooping up some stones. I'd also want to steel one!
Some great art pieces are tosh, this is one I want to see. 1600 people involved in making it, everyone is talking about it. |
Originally Posted by davyboy
(Post 9649780)
I'd also want to steel one!
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Could Steve Hawkins explain art? And if not does that mean that God created art?
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Originally Posted by _Meridian_
(Post 9649468)
Then the work which started this thread would appear to be art, because it certainly seems to challenge the posters here. It's also not a particularly useful definition: a Rubik's cube is challenging, but it's probably not art. Although it might be.
As for the Sistine Chapel, it's an example, not a definition. M |
Originally Posted by tony de wonderful
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No I'm talking about dull conformity, utilitarianism etc; the logic of the philistine, that or at least commodity art.
Dave |
Originally Posted by tony de wonderful
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No I'm talking about dull conformity, utilitarianism etc; the logic of the philistine, that or at least commodity art.
Originally Posted by hutton_d
(Post 9649829)
Oh I see. You mean you're talking b*llux ....? :thumb: Why didn't you just say so?
Dave http://www.cindycraig.net/images/Pin...se%20Fight.jpg |
wonder if a pic of my arse crack would be considered art?
tbh all this 'contempory art' is complete pish, any fool can turn a light on and off. As far as the concrete crack, not that easy to do tbh, but it aint art thats for sure. is any of it public funded or is it all private funding? i knwo the turner prize is private funded |
Originally Posted by Camoscooby
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