Pretty neat-o. Adam, how would you obtain fresh water? Boat it in, collect rainwater, or do seawater desalination? Curious about that...good luck with the sale.
Brilliant condescension from a self-professed appreciator of "art." Which points up another quality of modern "art" afficionados...priggish (albeit unfounded), elitist, smarmy, faux-intellectualism. Congrats!
Now Becki, you do know that modern "art" afficionados despise old frumpy stuff like that! They prefer the narcissitic stroking of their egos when they can proclaim, "Why yes, I think I understand the kernel of meaning in this amorphous blob of shit!" When actually, there is no meaning at all, because the "artist" couldn't muster enough talent and vision to craft anything worthy of the "art" appellation.
To wit: Right off the top of my memory, I recall the "hat" that 5-6 people could wear, and those 5-6 people were sitting on a park bench. Art? Hardly. A bunch of self-centered retards slapping each other on thier backs over participating in the making of "art." Pshaw. What a frackin' joke. I keep wondering if they have day jobs and squeeze this crap out for free, or if patrons support thier uninspired efforts.
Pretty ironic that Mark provides his definition of art, is called "wrong" by several people, and then Shane says, "Art can be defined by the individual." Well, no shit. Mark just did that, and you responded with illogic.
This post doesn't depict or describe "art" in any sense, and neither do most of the posts here that purport to show "art." What they show are the feeble attempts of no-talents who have no artistic ability to find other aesthetically-challenged individuals to share in the fun. For the record, any "art" that has to be described with "installation" in the description is shit by definition.
Further, Dan said, "...the guy I saw on a PBS documentary that threw paint off of a dock onto a board[...are]definitely crooks." Can anybody say "Jackson Pollock?" He wasn't a crook, though. He was a no-talent, mentally unstable hack.
You'd have to wear a glove to make sure it didn't slip off. Or glue it on. Might be a good idea if you could wear it like a ring, but that doesn't look practical.
I hope her grade was an F-. That's quite possibly the worst of the bad "art" that gets posted here. I'm supposing that this untalented hack *paid* to go to grad skool and learn how to do silly shit like this? Sad. Truly sad. And a waste of money that she could've sent me so I could buy more beer.
Termites are another major producer of methane, but their existance can't be blamed on humanity, thus the enviroweeners will never talk about termites. Idiots.
And, I realize that I can't afford this isle, but do you have any idea what the property taxes cost per year?
To wit: Right off the top of my memory, I recall the "hat" that 5-6 people could wear, and those 5-6 people were sitting on a park bench. Art? Hardly. A bunch of self-centered retards slapping each other on thier backs over participating in the making of "art." Pshaw. What a frackin' joke. I keep wondering if they have day jobs and squeeze this crap out for free, or if patrons support thier uninspired efforts.
This post doesn't depict or describe "art" in any sense, and neither do most of the posts here that purport to show "art." What they show are the feeble attempts of no-talents who have no artistic ability to find other aesthetically-challenged individuals to share in the fun. For the record, any "art" that has to be described with "installation" in the description is shit by definition.
Further, Dan said, "...the guy I saw on a PBS documentary that threw paint off of a dock onto a board[...are]definitely crooks." Can anybody say "Jackson Pollock?" He wasn't a crook, though. He was a no-talent, mentally unstable hack.
What a fecking moron.