Has anyone heard of the Gates in Central Park in NYC? They’re considered a work of art but I can’t really believe it is. It’s 23 miles of cloths hanging off of little archlike things. It took year and millions and millions of dollars to complete and it’s a piece of crap. The same artist also did something with umbrellas in CA. I think the retard could have done something much better with their money, like feeding starving people or give the money to research for cancer.
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It's art.40% Voted for by ohsweetie2788, justonewish.
Just because you don’t like it doesn’t mean it’s art. It has significance to someone (if only the artist, so be it) as more than just a thing, someone thinks of it as art so it is art. Not everyone has to enjoy something for it to be art. And hey, if it has generated tourism then quite a few people must like it, eh? They must consider it art, right? So it is art.
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YesVoted for by joshuada.
Yes… I totally agree, art has to be creative… Every time I walk into my bathroom I see basically the same thing… A CURTIN, just like that one lady that put her art in Central Park also… It was a 20’ long 5’ high slap of diagonal metal PROPPED UP LIKE A WALL… SO, CAN I PROP UP MY SNOWBOARD, AND CALL IT ART?
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YesVoted for by wbiro.
It stirs the imagination. Crap may this one be, but it is in a certain genre- don’t know what to call it yet. Feed the poor? Research cancer? Maybe the Gates will somehow generate tourism revenue for NYC, part of which will do just that. Don’t think so small!
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NoVoted for by Kevin.
I mean, to the artist it's art, but we all get our opinion, right? That's the beauty of being an individual - we get to make up our own mind.
The gov't can't say it's not art, but I can
(or you!)


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