Originally posted by ßringer
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Whos a fan of creepy art?
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Actually Walter Richard Sickert is a pretty creepy artist. I've seen one of his paintings, Jack the Ripper's Bedroom, in real life.
Patricia Cornwell believes that Sickert was the Ripper.
This one is called The Camden Town Murder or What Shall We Do For the Rent
Jack the Ripper's Bedroom
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Surrealism has a lot of creepy and trippy paintings. Especially some vinyl covers for progressive rock music.
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Took an art history class in college, dropped it doe. I just don't get it maybe but anything can constitute art if you say it does and is thus not worth much thought really.
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Originally posted by Infamous View PostWhat's so great about it... I'm not an artist, but I'm sure I can learn how to sketch and shade those drawings...
Edit: Look up Paul Booth or Jenny Saville for some art taken to the next level
A line drawing or sketch can be just as powerful as a huge masterpiece.
Originally posted by Spray_resistant View PostTook an art history class in college, dropped it doe. I just don't get it maybe but anything can constitute art if you say it does and is thus not worth much thought really.
A quote ive heard before is "art is what artists do". Which is pretty much bollocks.
Also, there is a story about people studying a strange small sculpture on a art gallery wall. It turns out it was the thermostat.
And a photographer once said that he is always seeing something, and never seeing nothing. Which i think means he sees value in all things. So maybe all things can be art is looked at in the right way. I wouldnt say that makes it meaningless.
A guy that rode his bike from country to country for years saw a fly on his bowl of food and started to cry because it was the same size fly he hadnt seen since leaving home. Maybe thats how art works, that we give the art its meaning if we connect with it. But is that 'art'? Fuck knows.
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