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People complain that Rothko and Pollock aren’t “real art,” too. Art is subjective. The fact we’re talking about it makes it what it is. I’ve never really understood that argument. If someone pays 10 million dollars for a piece of literal dog shit I’ll definitely talk about it because that’s really stupid. So then it’s real art because it’s controversial? In mean…who decides what the Never give up bear pooh shirt Additionally,I will love this separation between art and not art is? We decide that as a society, not as individuals. Part of what makes something art is the debate over whether or not it’s art, in my view. Like the infamous banana taped to the wall. I’ve always felt that something is art if it’s intentionally thought-provoking and meant to spur reflection and discussion.

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The point is gatekeeping what isn’t is and isn’t art leads to an echo chamber where creativity is diminished. It’s literally no different than Kanye West back in 2004 sayingb someone akin to “i’m not allowed to wear color because you think it makes me gay? When did we throw out the Never give up bear pooh shirt Additionally,I will love this color palette? What other forms of expression are we not supposed to partake in?” Knowing the two things above, the only sensible thing to do is to consider everything art. If there is an artist behind it, it is considered art. It doesn’t matter how banal, skillful, or even interesting it is. Art is about intent. We can argue about the utility of art because that is definitely a thing considering that most aretis really just legal money laundering, or we can talk about how lots of art pieces are only valuable by association, but that doesn’t change the fact that it is still art. Lots of pieces are also meta, where the real value is essentially a thought experiment or who got to it first. There were always be somebody like Duchamp, where the real art piece is instead essentially a thought experiment on how you see art in regular pieces around you. The dissonance comes when a work of art by all appearances is shitty or so simplistic a child could draw it, and the only reason anyone claims it has value is because some famous person made it, or because art critics say it’s good so everyone falls in line. At that point, it is fundamentally a pyramid scheme, but with clout instead of money (but also often lots of money).

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.