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Today I was walking around my cousins collages art showing at some building in central London. One of the things on display(not my cousins) was a real middele aged unfit man standing there naked coverd in white paint.

That is not art.

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Well, at least you didn't see Expressiveoutburst's so called art.................good for you..........

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Originally posted by Brother Edwin
Today I was walking around my cousins collages art showing at some building in central London. One of the things on display(not my cousins) was a real middele aged unfit man standing there naked coverd in white paint.

That is not art.
Not Micheal Angelo's "David" then?

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Originally posted by Brother Edwin
Today I was walking around my cousins collages art showing at some building in central London. One of the things on display(not my cousins) was a real middele aged unfit man standing there naked coverd in white paint.

That is not art.
What is the purpose of art? Maybe you think art is about beauty? No, it is not.

I was told that the purpose of art is to mimic life. To "bring to the attention of the masses certain aspects of life that they would not otherwise be aware of, and/or to see it more clearly defined."

I think the fact that the piece upset you means that it is indeed a work of art.

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Originally posted by Brother Edwin
Today I was walking around my cousins collages art showing at some building in central London. One of the things on display(not my cousins) was a real middele aged unfit man standing there naked coverd in white paint.

That is not art.
That was probably not great to look at, but did it have a piece of writing explaining the piece? If not then it's pointless.

I love you as always Ravello 😉

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Originally posted by arrakis
What is the purpose of art? Maybe you think art is about beauty? No, it is not.

I was told that the purpose of art is to mimic life. To "bring to the attention of the masses certain aspects of life that they would not otherwise be aware of, and/or to see it more clearly defined."

I think the fact that the piece upset you means that it is indeed a work of art.
this guys got it!!!
i am fat, i look like ive been covered in white paint...
and i like being observed in the nude...
(though it is usually better when a chick is observing... guys don't do anything for me...)
and when i take my clothes off... i usually get the direct attention of the masses...!

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That is not art.
I agree, there's also a huge lump of whale blubber carved up in one of the London galleries - [forget which one]

And people pay thousands for this sort of crap. [my opinion]

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Originally posted by Brother Edwin
Today I was walking around my cousins collages art showing at some building in central London. One of the things on display(not my cousins) was a real middele aged unfit man standing there naked coverd in white paint.

That is not art.
Sure it is... it's very bad art.

P-

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No, I was saying that an explanation next to the piece of work would help the viewer to understand it rather than just seeing it as a naked man covered in paint. An explanation should be produced if the piece of work is not easily understood.

Cave paintings are quite good art, they represent an age and do not need an explanation next to them as it is easy to see what they represent.

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I saw some cave paintings that had been recovered in a museum and they had a note next to them explaining their meaning, amongst other things.

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Originally posted by rubberjaw30
this guys got it!!!
i am fat, i look like ive been covered in white paint...
and i like being observed in the nude...
This I can handle, it's your taste in music that gets on my mammary protruberances.