Is This Art?
The artist's name is Claes Oldenburg. It's interesting work to say the least. If I had a big enough space and someone to dust it, I would display it.
"The Master's Tools Will Never Dismantle The Master's House" - Audre Lorde
The artist's name is Claes Oldenburg. It's interesting work to say the least. If I had a big enough space and someone to dust it, I would display it.
Yes! I love these pieces. I only wish that the women that posed for the photos could have the chance to see their contribution to this artist's work. Learn more here.
These photos are from the "fat cars" series by artist Erwin Wurm. I'm sorry, but for Professor Tracey, this ain't art. Don't like this stuff at all. These things look like chewed up bubble gum.
If you like these "fat cars" there is also a "fat house."
Mr. Wurm is clearly a very famous and successful artist, so I will be looking into his other works, but I'm not feeling these hard-ass marshmallow fluff autos.
No artist name, folks, sorry about that. I think this is very interesting, but is sand sculpture art? Folks who do this really put in work. I love how "alive" this piece seems to be, not to mention the detail. This creeps me out a bit, but I like it all the same. What do you think?
Is this art? This "piece" was especially created for underwater viewing. I kinda like this. It's eerie, but somewhat beautiful. I'm still not sure it's "ART" though.
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