This. The point of modern art is to gain an exclusive elite clientele that can support the artist. Plebs ruin that Branding, so make it inaccessible to them.
“On the pretext of repudiating the commodification of the arts, the oligarchy was supporting the transition of the arts into a means of social engineering and social control, candidly referring to ‘politicization’, which is stated to include:
• Technification of art-forms, which in detaching the arts from tradition has ensured its commodification;
• Participatory democracy in the arts, which in practical terms has meant detachment from tradition, and commodification by catering to the mass denominator, hence creating and enlarging fluid markets;
• Interculturization as a means of creating a nebulous cosmopolitan international art, again more apt for mass worldwide commercialisation.”
So basically the globalists are trying to inject their nebulous, identity-less culture across the globe. This helps people from vastly different cultures merge into the global marketplace more seemlessly.
Bunch of pussies. Why don't they go blow a airport or something else instead if that's what you're looking for? Then everyone'd be more than all ears for you. Or is there a threshold of reaction you can't go beyond?
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The point is to make something “Unique”, at the expense of all other valuable characteristics. Also to pump out as many works that can be placed in galleries or purchased as possible.
The point of bad art is to send an implicit message to the masses that absolute crap is going to be promoted to the top by subversive marxists anyway because it was made by them.
More ways to transfer wealth from you to ~~*them*~~.
Also:
Destroying beauty.
Destroying real talent.
Promotion of talentless morons and their moronic "art" to destroy uprightness, morals, and decency.
Money laundering.
~~*Art critics*~~
Getting people to confuse crap with real culture.
How often do you go to art museums, anon? For every vapid bullshit piece that requires little to no talent I see incredible works of art that make older generations seem sophomoric by comparison. There's a small museum in the midwest that contains a wall-sized depiction of a shack getting reclaimed by nature done entirely in hand carved and slotted wood (thousands upon thousands of individual pieces). I've also seen hyperrealistic sculptures in person that Vermeer would blush at. Do you actively go to museums? If so, I don't see how you could be so venomous about the lack of talent and beauty in art these days, it's surely there. I will agree that there has been a considerable uptick in actual fricking garbage being promoted as brilliance, however. I've seen plenty of exhibits that make me sick
Since the picture shows a group aof elements that are clearly non-related to eachother, I would like to say that the idea of the pile of playdough using the concept of scale is interesting. It is not new or inovative but i can imagine a huge pile of playdough next to that inflatable yellow duck that goes around the world.
If that's a Jeff Koons exhibit, then he didn't either. he does the design or has the idea, and teams of fabricators & craftsmen do the work. For no credit and I believe no sort of royalty or anything either.
to induce you into consuming more goyslop, of course. If your aesthetic standards are so nebulously defined as to even recognize this play-dough blob as art, then clearly you're likewise willing to accept and consume whatever market commodity is most blasted at you through 24/7 media advertising.
It's a method of dumbing down the masses into obedient sheep by manufacturing their preferences to such a degree that they will believe all their actions and beliefs arise necessarily from their own volition (i.e. "freedom to choose"), whilst being completely tuned out to mechanisms of indoctrination and conformity that spit them out.
is that literally just playdoh? if it's some kind of material sculpted to look like playdoh that'd be pretty impressive. even if it is playdoh how did he get it to set like that
If that's a Jeff Koons exhibit, then he didn't either. he does the design or has the idea, and teams of fabricators & craftsmen do the work. For no credit and I believe no sort of royalty or anything either.
He didn't make them himself (there are 5), fabricators and painters achieved the effect like with all Koons' sculptures. Yeah, it's uncanny, but the impression here was created by artisans, not "the artist." Whatever can or should be said about the intent or meaning of Koons pieces, the most interesting points of reflection are really raised by his whole manufacturing model and what that says about the arts as commercial industry.
This is a system, just like in the world outside the art market, where concept subordinates and humiliates craft.
Money laundering.
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Make a person the artist made up in their upset because their garbage pile gets passed off as great art and also
pleb filter
This. The point of modern art is to gain an exclusive elite clientele that can support the artist. Plebs ruin that Branding, so make it inaccessible to them.
Take a shit right there on the floor. I guarantee you the cleaners won't remove it due to fear of it being an "invaluable" art piece.
>What's the point of "art" like this?
to subvert and destroy morals and culture
https://vimeo.com/128428182
globohomo
Literally. They want everything to be identity-less and fluid. Art is no exception.
Rockefeller on Arts of a means of social control:
“On the pretext of repudiating the commodification of the arts, the oligarchy was supporting the transition of the arts into a means of social engineering and social control, candidly referring to ‘politicization’, which is stated to include:
• Technification of art-forms, which in detaching the arts from tradition has ensured its commodification;
• Participatory democracy in the arts, which in practical terms has meant detachment from tradition, and commodification by catering to the mass denominator, hence creating and enlarging fluid markets;
• Interculturization as a means of creating a nebulous cosmopolitan international art, again more apt for mass worldwide commercialisation.”
So basically the globalists are trying to inject their nebulous, identity-less culture across the globe. This helps people from vastly different cultures merge into the global marketplace more seemlessly.
>Literally a balloon
>A gigantic pile of play dough
>A picture of some cake
What is the theme of this exhibit?
it's a huge piece of playdoh. how can you not appreciate it
Anon was too poor as a child to afford playdough when he was a child while the rest of us are experiencing a ratatouille moment.
the point is to create a reaction from the viewer, seems like it worked on you
If that’s the goal then every IQfy post is a work of art.
writing is a form of art yes
Trolling is a art.
Bunch of pussies. Why don't they go blow a airport or something else instead if that's what you're looking for? Then everyone'd be more than all ears for you. Or is there a threshold of reaction you can't go beyond?
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There I made art.
based filter destroying newbie
Art is the ultimate Human expression.
It was dedicated to things that pointed up. Towards God basically.
Now arts are devoted to glorify the mundane and to profane the holy.
It’s the sin of pride.
The point is to make something “Unique”, at the expense of all other valuable characteristics. Also to pump out as many works that can be placed in galleries or purchased as possible.
The point of bad art is to send an implicit message to the masses that absolute crap is going to be promoted to the top by subversive marxists anyway because it was made by them.
That would be the only redeeming explication. Shitting on those who let themselves get shat on is virtuous.
More ways to transfer wealth from you to ~~*them*~~.
Also:
Destroying beauty.
Destroying real talent.
Promotion of talentless morons and their moronic "art" to destroy uprightness, morals, and decency.
Money laundering.
~~*Art critics*~~
Getting people to confuse crap with real culture.
How often do you go to art museums, anon? For every vapid bullshit piece that requires little to no talent I see incredible works of art that make older generations seem sophomoric by comparison. There's a small museum in the midwest that contains a wall-sized depiction of a shack getting reclaimed by nature done entirely in hand carved and slotted wood (thousands upon thousands of individual pieces). I've also seen hyperrealistic sculptures in person that Vermeer would blush at. Do you actively go to museums? If so, I don't see how you could be so venomous about the lack of talent and beauty in art these days, it's surely there. I will agree that there has been a considerable uptick in actual fricking garbage being promoted as brilliance, however. I've seen plenty of exhibits that make me sick
For the people funding/buying it? Money Laundering.
For the people making it? Money, fame, and a chance to be a smug c**t when people tell you that it's shit (YOU JUST DON'T GET IT!!!!).
For the people who like it? Mostly just the chance to be a smug c**t when other people tell you it's shit.
Since the picture shows a group aof elements that are clearly non-related to eachother, I would like to say that the idea of the pile of playdough using the concept of scale is interesting. It is not new or inovative but i can imagine a huge pile of playdough next to that inflatable yellow duck that goes around the world.
Art has been dead since Basquiat.
>Art has been dead since Basquiat.
>Basquiat
We're hitting levels of pseud and lack of taste that shouldn't be possible!!
tbf the cake picture is pretty
Idolatry
>What's the point of "art" like this?
To feed the appetites. This is what art becomes when separated from mans natural inclination to connect with something higher.
Christshart cope
Displaying contempt for order and tradition.
You try make it.
>someone eats shit on a unicycle
>you try make it
If that's a Jeff Koons exhibit, then he didn't either. he does the design or has the idea, and teams of fabricators & craftsmen do the work. For no credit and I believe no sort of royalty or anything either.
to induce you into consuming more goyslop, of course. If your aesthetic standards are so nebulously defined as to even recognize this play-dough blob as art, then clearly you're likewise willing to accept and consume whatever market commodity is most blasted at you through 24/7 media advertising.
It's a method of dumbing down the masses into obedient sheep by manufacturing their preferences to such a degree that they will believe all their actions and beliefs arise necessarily from their own volition (i.e. "freedom to choose"), whilst being completely tuned out to mechanisms of indoctrination and conformity that spit them out.
If you think there needs to be a point to art, then you may be approaching the concept of art wrong.
What would you consider to be art with a point?
To make soulless tradlarper bugmen seethe
>projection: the post
Cope
Jews destroying culture. All they do is destroy everything good and holy and just.
That, if they made it this far creating junk like that, then what the hell is your excuse for failing at life?
demoralisation
is that literally just playdoh? if it's some kind of material sculpted to look like playdoh that'd be pretty impressive. even if it is playdoh how did he get it to set like that
It's just aluminum
and see
He didn't make them himself (there are 5), fabricators and painters achieved the effect like with all Koons' sculptures. Yeah, it's uncanny, but the impression here was created by artisans, not "the artist." Whatever can or should be said about the intent or meaning of Koons pieces, the most interesting points of reflection are really raised by his whole manufacturing model and what that says about the arts as commercial industry.
This is a system, just like in the world outside the art market, where concept subordinates and humiliates craft.