Hi! How are you? The first week of the new year, January, is already Friday. I wish you good health and good things on both weekends and holidays. Thank you very much.
This just gave me a great idea for a new painting: "I AM A STRAIGHT WHITE GUY 🙂" (with the smiley face and all)... might not go over so well in today's art orthodoxy, but would be right on point.
Art appreciation is an intellectual exercise. If you don't like the work, any you dont have to if you dont, then simply move on. But regardless of your personal opinions on these framed prints, important instutions and people that have the wherewithall to purchase such work, delight in it. It's perhaps a more meaningful excercise to learn why.
Thank you for the detailed description. A blind friend of mine really appreciated that!
Excellent piece of art, excellent description!
You forgot the frame. It seems being framed is important in this context.
Hi! How are you?
The first week of the new year, January, is already Friday.
I wish you good health and good things on both weekends and holidays.
Thank you very much.
...🧐
Jiji
I get it. No one's perfect.
Some like it hot: I'm a man.
This just gave me a great idea for a new painting:
"I AM A STRAIGHT WHITE GUY 🙂"
(with the smiley face and all)... might not go over so well in today's art orthodoxy, but would be right on point.
I guess we will have to take your word for it. At least he did not say he was a "cis man".
why describe what the art looks like when you can clearly see the piece of art - kinda ruins the video and treats the viewer like they are an idiot
I liked the detailed description, which allows you to visualize the artwork even if you can't physically see it
Not everyone can see with eyes..
I am a man
I’m not gay
I’m not trans
I’m not disabled
And worst of all
I’m white
poor you
@@cc-hl9yo pour me another drink
Jeepers-fucking-creepers. People actually spend their time creating and curating tosh like this...
Love that word TOSH... now that would make a great painting.
Art appreciation is an intellectual exercise. If you don't like the work, any you dont have to if you dont, then simply move on. But regardless of your personal opinions on these framed prints, important instutions and people that have the wherewithall to purchase such work, delight in it. It's perhaps a more meaningful excercise to learn why.
This piece relates to an important piece of cultural history