Why does art inspire you so much?
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Is it? Yet your eye constantly seeks out the most critical side of any aesthetic confrontation. You follow the expressions of imagination and technical skill with curiosity...
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In short, art is the highest form of human communication -- representation, narrative, emotion and agency intertwined.
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- Excellent question. Art is a diverse range of visual, literary, auditory, and performative creativity! It's an expression of imagination and technical skill. Additionally, it's history, criticism and pure enjoyment...
- Is it? Yet your eye constantly seeks out the most critical side of any aesthetic confrontation. You follow the expressions of imagination and technical skill with curiosity...
Have you looked in the mirror lately? You have the exact features of a savage art critic, with that beard and those clothes! Dishevelled and prophetic. Perhaps you should try to critique architecture too!
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Have you looked in the mirror lately? To be honest, you have the exact features of the modern artist, with that wild hair and those clothes. Perhaps you should try to write poetry some day -- and critique architecture!
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- Of course not, it's autism. Box-drawing. Masturbation with a ruler and a sextant or whatever they use. You should demean and criticize the genteel institution of architecture. While extolling the virtues of the pure arts.
- Have you looked in the mirror lately? You have the exact features of a savage art critic, with that beard and those clothes! Dishevelled and prophetic. Perhaps you should try to critique architecture too!
Such vigour! Already you express a sharp descriptive mind, ready to slice through the empty and superficial in favour of the sublime and the beautiful... Do it. Become the Art Cop. Half art critic -- half cop.
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- Such vigour! Already you express a sharp descriptive mind, ready to slice through the empty and superficial in favour of the sublime and the beautiful... Do it. Become the Art Cop. Half art critic -- half cop.
- Yes! You seek substance. No vapid representations and reproductions of social mores, as made manifest in stuffy biennials, we're talking real living art here. Become the Art Cop. Half art critic -- half cop.
Exactly. It's not only your duty to only catch the criminals of the street, you must also apprehend criminals of the printing press and the gallery -- the trite and derivative artists and writers of the world!
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Go ahead and provide savage criticisms, Art Cop. The world is yours to rip to pieces and reassemble!
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Quit being so indecisive. What are you going for here? Some kind of indecisive and camp aesthetic now? Strike a bold shape here. Go art or go home.
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Bravo! Continue, then, in the mediocre and vulgar epigones of the world. So what if everything is incomprehensibly shit and you can see it. Take no responsibility.
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- Of course not, it's autism. Box-drawing. Masturbation with a ruler and a sextant or whatever they use. You should demean and criticize the genteel institution of architecture. While extolling the virtues of the pure arts.
- Have you looked in the mirror lately? You have the exact features of a savage art critic, with that beard and those clothes! Dishevelled and prophetic. Perhaps you should try to critique architecture too!
- Only the most experimental kind.
Yes! You seek substance. No vapid representations and reproductions of social mores, as made manifest in stuffy biennials, we're talking real living art here. Become the Art Cop. Half art critic -- half cop.
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Of course not, it's autism. Box-drawing. Masturbation with a ruler and a sextant or whatever they use. You should demean and criticize the genteel institution of architecture. While extolling the virtues of the pure arts.
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Excellent question. Art is a diverse range of visual, literary, auditory, and performative creativity! It's an expression of imagination and technical skill. Additionally, it's history, criticism and pure enjoyment...