I know an atheist who saw the face of Darwin on a piece of toast.The thing that gets me is how these people are absolutely certain that the figure they see is a specific person whose image was never recorded.
Jackson Pollack was a fraud. Art has a creative dimension. Picasso’s “Guernica” is ugly and indecipherable, but it is still a product of creativity and thus qualifies as art. Random paint drippings are the equivalent of radio static.
Picasso’s “Guernica” is one I do ‘get’ deeply, and is fantastic. I don’t want to argue, but it is an anti-war, or ‘horrors of war’ painting, hence ugly – but powerful.But I generally agree that Pollack, Klee, et. al., ‘modern art’ is generally a big inside joke on the public… you can almost hear the voices in the back room; distorted by wild laughter, “Hey Guys! you’ll never believe what I actually SOLD this afternoon!!”
libertarian125 over 13 years ago
THESE ARE THE SAME PEOPLE WHO BELIEVE THAT ELVIS IS NOT DEAD
Jolly1995 over 13 years ago
that mess is a waste of paint
aarken over 13 years ago
If you can’t recycle it, you may as well paint with it.
momazilla over 13 years ago
It may be a waste of paint but it’s still worth a Million $$
runar over 13 years ago
I know an atheist who saw the face of Darwin on a piece of toast.The thing that gets me is how these people are absolutely certain that the figure they see is a specific person whose image was never recorded.
AKHenderson Premium Member over 13 years ago
Jackson Pollack was a fraud. Art has a creative dimension. Picasso’s “Guernica” is ugly and indecipherable, but it is still a product of creativity and thus qualifies as art. Random paint drippings are the equivalent of radio static.
runar over 13 years ago
Show me a contemporary painting (and don’t mention that fraud called the “Shroud of Turin”, which is less than a thousand years old)..
Sillstaw over 13 years ago
Pluggers are art-hating philistines.
Grumpy-DC over 13 years ago
Picasso’s “Guernica” is one I do ‘get’ deeply, and is fantastic. I don’t want to argue, but it is an anti-war, or ‘horrors of war’ painting, hence ugly – but powerful.But I generally agree that Pollack, Klee, et. al., ‘modern art’ is generally a big inside joke on the public… you can almost hear the voices in the back room; distorted by wild laughter, “Hey Guys! you’ll never believe what I actually SOLD this afternoon!!”
Gretchen's Mom over 13 years ago
Kindergarteners finger-paint better than this ugly, hideous mess!
richardcthompson Premium Member over 13 years ago
Jeez, I wish I could waste perfectly good paint that well.