Sunday, November 10, 2013

Is art dead?

Scharfstein places an argument in his book about the originality of art. Because of western art and its influence on most other countries, art has undergone a change where everything seems related and not original. He quotes "everything that could be done with a brush has already been done" How is it that we overcome monotony? Are we starting to witness the end of art altogether?

Let me know what you believe! :)

1 comment:

  1. I don't believe we are, we are beginning to see the birth of new branches and ways to view certain things. We may have brushed the surface with what we consider "original; however, isn't that why we place the term avant-garde on things because they are new and interesting to us??? Is this wrong?

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