If art has to be a "creative" act, then what Duchamp's "Fountain"? He didn't create the urinal, he just declared it to be art. By that reasoning, your breakfast is art if you say it is.
Duchamp must have seen the urinal without prejudice, He saw it as he never saw anything like it before, but somehow has the sensibilities to perceive a creative act on how that object came to being and presents it in a way so that we may also encounter similar things as "objects of creative act" , he points us to the one who conceives or the origin
Thank you for explaining the pipe painting. Knowing what the text says makes it fun to look at.
Doesn't it? I love Magritte!
Dad was glad to learn that his fruit plate smile at the Ritz can be considered art. :)
TOTALLY. Tell Daddy he's an artist of everyday objects!
I’m so excited about having finally received permission to not like Monet!
Ha- yes, permission granted! :-)
Not gonna lie, Remi adds a lot.
I should let him star in more videos...
If art has to be a "creative" act, then what Duchamp's "Fountain"? He didn't create the urinal, he just declared it to be art. By that reasoning, your breakfast is art if you say it is.
Exactly! The urinal is art because Duchamp creatively imagined it in a different way. If I want to do the same to my breakfast, than voila! Art!
Duchamp must have seen the urinal without prejudice, He saw it as he never saw anything like it before, but somehow has the sensibilities to perceive a creative act on how that object came to being and presents it in a way so that we may also encounter similar things as "objects of creative act" , he points us to the one who conceives or the origin