I don't see any art. Art takes effort to make. Stacking boxes and then calling them art? That's not art, that's a grift. It's just like the ape picture bazinga shit. Ancaps must always con and grift and scam because those wretched creatures worship scamming.
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I have entirely read through this thread. My only conclusion is that this form of art is lame and it's statements are not interesting to me
Thesis: "Wtf this is unpleasant and I don't like it, this isn't art."
Antithesis: "Actually you are unwashed uneducated barbarians who don't get it and are meat puppets dancing to the master plan of Saint Warhol the Subversive, just as planned. I'm totally not a fan though."
Synthesis: "Yes, Andy Warhol's art is art, but it's also the ongoing basis for aging and stale establishment status quo perpetuation copies and imitations now, just like the feds hoped it would be when they subsidized it all those years ago."
Those boxes are ridiculously overpriced art? I just thought they were some random crap that the people living there hadn't gotten around to putting away yet.
Even though i dont have an artistic bone in my entire body, i can appreciate art. I have negative feelings on private art like this that im too dumb to elucidate on.
Would you feel the same way if they displayed some local or contemporary artists original work(or commissions etc) instead of some "famous artist"? Having art in your home should be normalized(and everywhere), not really treated as some sacred thing only for museums or art houses(which also have their place). The whole culture and speculative market of art is probably pretty cringe and gross but it seems like a big part of the offense you feel is you buying into the the cringe speculative market, hype, price, and "sacredness" they created in the first place("the people" probably would not put that value on those pieces). At least that is my art illiterate opinion... Also still eat the rich, just was commenting and "reading between the lines" on this part.
(edit: Also "Since fashion is art now and Chinese is in fashion, I could make a lot of money… Mao would be really nutty not to believe in it, it'd just be fashion but the same portrait you can buy in the poster store.” --Warhol.Then made a Mao painting/coloring of Mao portrait so we may be eating Warhol too. Also attributed to Warhol "Being good in business is the most fascinating kind of art. Making money is art and working is art and good business is the best art.”)
lmao
a shame it's not all on fire
This has creepy vibes like one of those liminal space pics, except you can see a clear exit in this one I guess.