Source: Housepets by Rick Griffin
Title: The Artist Makes No Claims To The Accuracy Of The Views Expressed Herein
Hovertext: Naturally, to become a true artist, it takes YEARS of upselling to rich people
Source: Housepets by Rick Griffin
Title: The Artist Makes No Claims To The Accuracy Of The Views Expressed Herein
Hovertext: Naturally, to become a true artist, it takes YEARS of upselling to rich people
The brave original stance “modern art bad” seventy years after it was made without any contextual understanding why it was important at the time.
By a furry cartoonist.
Ok.
Yeah Warhol is the right person to target with that charge, not Pollock. Warhol was very clear that he was in it as a business.
Also they don’t know that a part of fine art education is learning how to write proposals and get funding and commissions to actually live as an artist.