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In reply to the discussion: Would the sale of a famous artwork count as current events? [View all]CTyankee
(68,050 posts)44. Please stop by tomorrow if you can. It's a lot of fun.
Everybody is welcome. I get so many great responses from people telling me their stories about a picture they loved when they were a kid, or an experience they had in an art course, or a trip they had to a museum that made a difference in their life.
It's just so rewarding to hear these stories. I love it. I love to get people thinking about art and what they really loved about it in their lives. It is often a very central story...
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prices are appreciating at the top because there's more money concentrated at the top =
HiPointDem
May 2012
#7
What is more amazing, is that if this guy purchased it for an investment,
Baitball Blogger
May 2012
#10
It kills me to think of great art being sequestered and used as a "bragging" piece, when it
CTyankee
May 2012
#12
Well, sure, if that is your motivation for owning something but that is not why
CTyankee
May 2012
#25
I spend a lot of time at this hobby. I read constantly. I do art travel the way some people
CTyankee
May 2012
#28
I can see it in your pictures better than anything I picked up on the internet.
Baitball Blogger
May 2012
#39
Ah to be in love in Paris! How romantic! Good for you and your lucky sweetheart!
CTyankee
May 2012
#22
Interesting how Munch's painting about existential horror sold for so much money
smirkymonkey
May 2012
#17
If you do a search you'll find one where there's a bubble message which reads,
Baitball Blogger
May 2012
#19
Not to mention that the rich have ways to protect their own interests and improve their odds
Baitball Blogger
May 2012
#21
Much more newsworthy than stupid shit some politician's wife or kid said or did IMO
slackmaster
May 2012
#38