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Shawn Michaels ❤
Looking through winners of the Turner Prize in recent years, it honestly astounds me what is considered art. In 2001, Martin Creed won the award for having a room where the lights turned on and off. You can go to an Art museum and see everything from a Urinal to lines on a page, or some swirls, to some bricks on the floor and have it considered art. I really don't see this. I see a urinal. I see a room with a dodgy light switch, I see something my daughter could have done when she was younger given some pens, and I see some bricks on the floor.
It's very middle class to 'enjoy' these things. I use the word enjoy lightly, as I have a suspicion many of the people viewing these do so to look good, or smart in front of 'intellectual' friends. But even so, people DO go and view these things in the name of art. Why? What do you see from them? Do you enjoy this, or see it as pointless and not art like I do?
It's very middle class to 'enjoy' these things. I use the word enjoy lightly, as I have a suspicion many of the people viewing these do so to look good, or smart in front of 'intellectual' friends. But even so, people DO go and view these things in the name of art. Why? What do you see from them? Do you enjoy this, or see it as pointless and not art like I do?