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Is this art?

2019-05-30 01:56:33.141051+00 by Dan Lyke 1 comments

I think the last time I was at SFMOMA, it was for an Ansel Adams exhibit, and I came away thinking that the whole thing was a way to pitch the holdings of various art investors, and if you really wanted to see Ansel Adams' better work, and were fan enough to actually have looked for who had the good stuff, there were a couple of galleries in the city you could call up and get a tour of their back room stacks.

So, yeah, I'm laughing: This Teen Pulled Off The Ultimate Joke At An Art Gallery

"We stumbled upon a stuffed animal on a gray blanket and questioned if this was really impressive to some of the nearby people," he said.

It was then that the teens decided to put a pair of glasses on the floor facing the room, to see how people would react.

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#Comment Re: Is this art? made: 2019-05-31 12:48:41.338697+00 by: meuon

)^( ruined my traditional art critic sense. Or fixed it. Depends on which way you look at it.

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