It's an age old question.
One might even say it's a treacherous question.
Then, once you've answered: Is my picture art?
It's an age old question.
One might even say it's a treacherous question.
Then, once you've answered: Is my picture art?
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Art is in the eye of the beholder.
ReplyDeleteThere is a case recently where a couple in Korea were being prosecuted for vandalism. Of graffiti. Because they saw paint left by it, and assumed it was open for people to paint. However, the "art" had been commissioned, and apparently the "artist" was butt-hurt by the additions to his vandalism... err.. .. "work". I guess it is ostensibly "art" if it is paid for? Who am I to say?