well, so much for that, i got the big c6 for it. my teacher said it wuz coz' of my choice of 'style'. The stylistiks just don't follow the way you want to portra your godlike idea or the inspiration that has flooded into your head seconds ago. Which leads me to think...
-Pedro wants to know why art has to be liked and disliked. freedom please.
-Pedro does not know why despite this he is biased against some forms of art.
-Pedro wants to know how art is graded. How can it? Seriously...
-Pedro wants to know why ankles are sooo sexy.
So here goes with the supermassive ramble....
What the heck is with 'pushing the boundaries' of art if you have bias agaist some styles of it? I may sound like a hypocrite, but it's true. Some of us shoot down genres of music//drama//dance//art in general// because we just don't like it, and give our reasons. But that doesn't mean art is not equal to freedom of thought. A radical piece which subverts and addresses issues people deem dangerous or uses styles that are not widely accepted is still art, regardless of the criticism it receives....
I pose this question.
Iz dis art!?
Looks like a math diagram, doesn't it? Avante garde (USSR) smashing the white population (USA) with a red wedge.
Looks like some random brush strokes, yeah?
These are avant-garde pieces: Radical Russian Art, as the Brits sometimes call it. And it is in some places (especially Britain), not recognized as art. So much for the wonder artsy society they have. We can then see that art is published as a very big action. A call to the world and society for a stronge message. Freedom for expression is given, but appreciation is a differing matter altogether. There're many more movements such as the rennaissance, expressionism and cubism, but the same concept applies, though they are less criticized.
e.g. this is more approved of.
Roy Lichenstein's pop art. Kinda like marvel comics? Stylistik and funky.
Much more to think about the free flow and expression of ideas. The newer generation though, is opening up to all these weeeeird genres (and more) that i may (or may not) have addressed. So let's have a mix between pop art, avant-garde, abstract styles, and independant rock!
(Take Me Out : Franz Ferdinand)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xZGcw9HHOkU
Finally, Pedro's ramble on ankles will be out next week. Stay hip and funky people! 3709 is a sporting bunch as seen from today, so let's stay that way!
Cheers and lotsa love to sombreros.
Pedro//Bryan//Christoper//Your Dad.
Looks like a math diagram, doesn't it? Avante garde (USSR) smashing the white population (USA) with a red wedge.
Looks like some random brush strokes, yeah?
These are avant-garde pieces: Radical Russian Art, as the Brits sometimes call it. And it is in some places (especially Britain), not recognized as art. So much for the wonder artsy society they have. We can then see that art is published as a very big action. A call to the world and society for a stronge message. Freedom for expression is given, but appreciation is a differing matter altogether. There're many more movements such as the rennaissance, expressionism and cubism, but the same concept applies, though they are less criticized.
e.g. this is more approved of.
Roy Lichenstein's pop art. Kinda like marvel comics? Stylistik and funky.
Much more to think about the free flow and expression of ideas. The newer generation though, is opening up to all these weeeeird genres (and more) that i may (or may not) have addressed. So let's have a mix between pop art, avant-garde, abstract styles, and independant rock!
(Take Me Out : Franz Ferdinand)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xZGcw9HHOkU
Finally, Pedro's ramble on ankles will be out next week. Stay hip and funky people! 3709 is a sporting bunch as seen from today, so let's stay that way!
Cheers and lotsa love to sombreros.
Pedro//Bryan//Christoper//Your Dad.
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