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Modern Art and Popular Culture: Readings in High and Low : With Essays by John E. Bowlt, Lynne Cooke, Lorenz Eitner, Irving Lavin, Peter Plagens, Ro

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Personally, I think the art has already reached a peak in the Renaissance. I went to the University of Art for several years and by the claim was all surprised. My views on modern art is that it is essentially a money laundering racket, which can make the super rich, a guaranteed investment for something, the value of what is decided by a handful of snobs who are complete hypocrites. It seems one of the few areas in which the validity of the product on merit by the opinions of the minority be granted as a majority. The art critic condescending way, because if we say we do not like it, they tell us, because we do not understand. Most modern artists working today is not good to mix colors of the master. Today there are artists do not even bother to learn techniques of traditional painting, but to immerse themselves directly in the abstract. No effort or skill is required. Only a lot of waffle. How can you respect an artist who is too lazy to learn his métier.Avez you agree or not agree? And do not tell you, is the cliché dispute over issues such as the perception of modern art. because this is shit, and a police officer over-exploitation.

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Remember these hungry strangers, but reply artists in the early nineties – Lite Metal Yoko Christin Karl P. grid and crypto? You must first encountered in the now classic game of Reiner Knizia Modern Art. Now, almost 20 years later, they found all the fame and fortune in the world of art and their masterpieces in the main galleries of the world are displayed. But even with their success the group artistic rivalry remains as intense as ever. Work that sold m. . . more>>