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If it's different, it must be art.

Posted by SR on October 20, 2003 at 11:58:30:
When I see a real artist that has proven ability to accuratly portray people or landscape or fruit bowls start to push the envelope into expressionism, cubism or what have you I'm willing to consider it art, I may not like it but if the man is an artist (or musician) I'm willing to consider it art. Examples of that would be Van Gogh and Picasso. Pollack AFAIK never could paint, didn't push any envelopes, and was a mean untalented drunk.
The fact that Guggenheim or anyone else decided to declare "he is an artist" doesn't make it so, for me.

Steve