Dec 042009
 

Isn’t all art and beauty in the eye of the beholder? If I think Magritte, Dix, Van Gogh, Monet, and Raphael are great and Harring, Pollock, and Warhol are totally over-rated, how is my opinion worth any less than someone who has taken lots of art appreciating and art history classes?
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Who gets to determine what is great and important art and what isn’t?

  2 Responses to “What Makes Someone An Art “expert” To Determine The Quality And Meaningfulness Of A Work Of Art?”

  1. Your opinion isn’t worth less than theirs, however they are looking at art in a more complete mold (sometimes). They have been educated to see art as an entire lump and then to see the different periods that art went through.
    That being said I agree with your easements of those artists. Sometimes people get caught up in trendy!

  2. ya i agree
    a persons art is only made famous by the number of people who appreciate it

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