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In reply to the discussion: What do you want from Art? [View all]LittleBlue
(10,362 posts)41. Emotion
Art is the medium to communicate feelings, to me at least.
And I don't mean disgust because it's a cheap trick like drenching something in urine. In those cases I feel nothing for what's being expressed, only about the materials used to make the art and the lack of creativity from the artist.
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Christo and Jeanne-Claude works were not stunts. Neither was Serrano's work limited to urine nor
Hissyspit
May 2014
#9
Interesting thought and discussion Cali and nice to read from you again. nt
adirondacker
May 2014
#8
I have opened my mind. I've had this debate a hundred times, including with art professors...
Demo_Chris
May 2014
#33
I remeber in Ingmar Bergman's 1984 film "Fanny and Alexander" the old theater director giving a
Douglas Carpenter
May 2014
#26
The appreciator is never an outsider, you are the audience, the other part, the thing that is needed
Bluenorthwest
May 2014
#29