Topic: Modern art mistaken for rubbish rebuilt in Italy (Read 2882 times)
Well this ridiculus so called art really makes people feel stupid. Who is gonna beleive that photo of potato is modern art?! And this installations on auctions go to few million dollars each..Perfect way for money laundring
........ >_> *rips up all his practice drawings of characters and throws a pile of dirt on a painting to sell as 'art' then takes it to a gallery*
I'm not fucking surprised in the slightest, these people will claim anything is art especially if they can sell it to idiots for a few thousand without actually having put any effort into it.
I'm not fucking surprised in the slightest, these people will claim anything is art especially if they can sell it to idiots for a few thousand without actually having put any effort into it.
I'm not sure it's a question of idiots...
Call me a conspirationist but I bet all those shitty paintings sold for millions are just a question of financial optimization... Don't know for other countries, but in France art investment presents lots of aspects of tax evasion...
Julian Beever is another genius in this field. Here being rescued by Batman and Robin.
According to the spinning globe earth believers perspective is bullshit and ships at sea are actually falling over the edge so-to-speak when they go past the horizon.
RE OP: modern art is a conspiracy against humanity, straight up garbage.
Like this potato photorgaphy which was sold for 1 million $...you ll always have fool people, this is not art..broken glasses, brooms, potato photos...and of course if you have people who will pay for that than you will gain money on their stupidity
This man is closely pondering paper clips stuck to cardboard. It´s a market. People actually can sell this to museums and other people actually pay money to ponder it.
Well modern art sometimes is really crazy. Know about the case: in one gallery there was a exibition of modern art, and on gran opening almost all visitors gattered them looking an "modern instalation' in the corner: it was a broom and a pot for cleaning, they were enthusiastic and proclaimed it to be the most significant art of modern times..Than one woman stood there she was doing cleaning in gallery, and she appologize for incovenience that she forgot her broom and pot...
MOdern arts aren't arts at all. Arts should be a sort of entertainment, by beauty, by freezing an important moment in time or by making people think about something. Just compare that pile of rubbish to the works of some real painter or sculptor and cry. Actually the bin was a perfect place for this installation.
you are totally right.. art must cointain pure beuthy of a person imagination.. so this bullshit is not an art
Published on Sep 1, 2014
For two millennia, great artists set the standard for beauty. Now those standards are gone. Modern art is a competition between the ugly and the twisted; the most shocking wins. What happened? How did the beautiful come to be reviled and bad taste come to be celebrated? Renowned artist Robert Florczak explains the history and the mystery behind this change and how it can be stopped and even reversed.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lNI07egoefc
For two millennia, great artists set the standard for beauty. Now those standards are gone. Modern art is a competition between the ugly and the twisted; the most shocking wins. What happened? How did the beautiful come to be reviled and bad taste come to be celebrated? Renowned artist Robert Florczak explains the history and the mystery behind this change and how it can be stopped and even reversed.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lNI07egoefc
Tue Oct 27, 2015 12:09pm EDT
An art installation of empty champagne bottles and spent party poppers reopened in Italy on Tuesday, three days after cleaning staff mistook it for rubbish and binned it.
"Where shall we go dancing tonight?" was intended to invoke the consumerism, financial speculation, mass media and parties of the 1980s, but fell foul of unwary cleaners at the weekend.
After realizing the mistake, staff at the Museion Bozen-Bolzano in the northern Alto Adige region hastily salvaged the materials from rubbish sacks and recreated the art work.
Museum director Letizia Ragaglia suggested the incident had served to get people talking about modern art.
"It has sparked a great debate ... It all goes to show how contemporary art is capable of arousing great interest, or even annoying people. We believe it is essential to keep this dialogue open," she said in a statement.
The creators of the installation, Sara Goldschmied and Eleonora Chiari were not amused. "What happened was bad. It cannot be possible for an installation to end up in the rubbish bin," the pair were quoted as saying by Alto Adige newspaper.
The show will be open to the public until Nov. 22.
http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/10/27/us-italy-art-rubbish-idUSKCN0SL29K20151027
An art installation of empty champagne bottles and spent party poppers reopened in Italy on Tuesday, three days after cleaning staff mistook it for rubbish and binned it.
"Where shall we go dancing tonight?" was intended to invoke the consumerism, financial speculation, mass media and parties of the 1980s, but fell foul of unwary cleaners at the weekend.
After realizing the mistake, staff at the Museion Bozen-Bolzano in the northern Alto Adige region hastily salvaged the materials from rubbish sacks and recreated the art work.
Museum director Letizia Ragaglia suggested the incident had served to get people talking about modern art.
"It has sparked a great debate ... It all goes to show how contemporary art is capable of arousing great interest, or even annoying people. We believe it is essential to keep this dialogue open," she said in a statement.
The creators of the installation, Sara Goldschmied and Eleonora Chiari were not amused. "What happened was bad. It cannot be possible for an installation to end up in the rubbish bin," the pair were quoted as saying by Alto Adige newspaper.
The show will be open to the public until Nov. 22.
http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/10/27/us-italy-art-rubbish-idUSKCN0SL29K20151027
i can not blame the janitors because this stuff looks like trash rather than a piece of art.. and also i cant understand anything from this so-called post modern art..
That art looks like shit is why.. I used to throw raves and events and such and that is basically the shit the help had to clean up at the end of the night.
I honestly don't think that's much of an art project.. if anything looks like a hangover and a half to be had..
I guess these art nuts do get off on circlejerking otherwise garbage into works of art... I know I sure do!
You wanna see some REAL modern art? I know you do...
KLYE ART GALLERY (NSFW)
Please enjoy this modern art.
You can also order them online on my shop. If there is any interest PM me and i'll get you a link to it.
I honestly don't think that's much of an art project.. if anything looks like a hangover and a half to be had..
I guess these art nuts do get off on circlejerking otherwise garbage into works of art... I know I sure do!
You wanna see some REAL modern art? I know you do...
KLYE ART GALLERY (NSFW)
Please enjoy this modern art.
You can also order them online on my shop. If there is any interest PM me and i'll get you a link to it.
Art needs context to be considered art, imho. The scene in the original post isn't art, unless it's part of a show that's illustrating more than just champagne bottles on the ground. Without context the meaning is lost and while the artist may think it's brilliant, it's really the opinion of the viewers that matter, that deem art's value.
If those Italians are serious buyers, i can sell them great deal of modern art almost every Sunday after party at local pub. I prefer Bitcoins but cash is also more than welcome.
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Performance Art Robot Drinks Coke Until It Dies
2 diggs Gross Art Curious Food Health
This robot is trying to make some kind of statement about soda being bad for you. It made us very sad to watch. But we're probably going to keep eating garbage.
MORE GROSS: Making a Victorian-era condom
https://digg.com/video/coke-robot-kills-itself
2 diggs Gross Art Curious Food Health
This robot is trying to make some kind of statement about soda being bad for you. It made us very sad to watch. But we're probably going to keep eating garbage.
MORE GROSS: Making a Victorian-era condom
https://digg.com/video/coke-robot-kills-itself
Julian Beever is another genius in this field. Here being rescued by Batman and Robin.
So great do you haveany links to that kind of art,if yes can you post
Lol not suprised, by the looks of that picture I would think that it was rubbish as well. Looks like the day after a night of a nice party
I used to feel modern art paintings are a farce.
At least the effort that goes into making a painting is more than what it takes to arrange a few empty bottles.
At least the effort that goes into making a painting is more than what it takes to arrange a few empty bottles.
Crap In A Can
Italian artist Piero Manzoni craps in a can. Not in THE can, A can… 90 cans to be exact, and he did this in 1961 with the intention that each signed and numbered can of crap be sold for its weight in gold. As get-rich-schemes go, Manzoni’s was a trifle ambitious but the artist ended up getting the last laugh: a tin auctioned by Sotheby’s on May 23rd, 2007 sold for €124,000 and in October of 2008, the respected auction house offered tin #83 with an estimated selling price of £50-70,000. Dammit Mom, why’d ya hafta throw away my poop can collection??
Manzoni’s infamous cans were labeled in Italian, English, French and German with the English text reading “Artist’s Shit, contents 30gr net freshly preserved, produced and tinned in May 1961”. Though persistent rumors hinted that the cans were filled not with excrement but instead, plaster, the veracity of Manzoni’s labeling was proven when a can on loan to the Randers Museum of Art recently began to leak. According to a bacteriological expert called in by the museum’s curators, “the feces wanted out”... we’re guessing any visitors to the museum that day concurred mightily.
Italian artist Piero Manzoni craps in a can. Not in THE can, A can… 90 cans to be exact, and he did this in 1961 with the intention that each signed and numbered can of crap be sold for its weight in gold. As get-rich-schemes go, Manzoni’s was a trifle ambitious but the artist ended up getting the last laugh: a tin auctioned by Sotheby’s on May 23rd, 2007 sold for €124,000 and in October of 2008, the respected auction house offered tin #83 with an estimated selling price of £50-70,000. Dammit Mom, why’d ya hafta throw away my poop can collection??
Manzoni’s infamous cans were labeled in Italian, English, French and German with the English text reading “Artist’s Shit, contents 30gr net freshly preserved, produced and tinned in May 1961”. Though persistent rumors hinted that the cans were filled not with excrement but instead, plaster, the veracity of Manzoni’s labeling was proven when a can on loan to the Randers Museum of Art recently began to leak. According to a bacteriological expert called in by the museum’s curators, “the feces wanted out”... we’re guessing any visitors to the museum that day concurred mightily.
You people just don't get art. Art doesn't have to be stuffy old watercolors of borng landscapes to be art. Art is about human expression and understanding. Something that you right wing spawn don't understand.
It´s art. And it fetched like 2.5 million British pounds in an auction last year.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2889396/Did-Tracey-Emin-sleep-2-5m-bed-Art-expert-claims-significant-discrepancies-different-exhibitions-display.html
Van Gogh has die ill in poverty,now his paintings are worth mln dollars,finally what is art, dollars or people creativity http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2889396/Did-Tracey-Emin-sleep-2-5m-bed-Art-expert-claims-significant-discrepancies-different-exhibitions-display.html
It´s art. And it fetched like 2.5 million British pounds in an auction last year.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2889396/Did-Tracey-Emin-sleep-2-5m-bed-Art-expert-claims-significant-discrepancies-different-exhibitions-display.html
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2889396/Did-Tracey-Emin-sleep-2-5m-bed-Art-expert-claims-significant-discrepancies-different-exhibitions-display.html
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