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Does the word "art" get thrown around a lot?

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Do you mean is it used to describe things, that really shouldn't be called 'Art' often?

Hell-to the-yes! Did you see any of the recent Joe debates about artists? A man sold a drawing that looked like a kindergartner's finger painting, for over 37 million.

That said, I do think the word art is thrown around a lot, but rightfully so. Anything could be considered art if you can call it self expression, and someone can take something from it. This, what we're doing now, is art to somebody.

Side: Yes
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Who should determine what is art and what is not art? Are you?

If a man wanted a finger painting for $37 million, whose is to judge him for purchasing it? It was a voluntary exchange. What does it matter?

The expression of "get thrown around a lot" has very objective connotations as to say that art is not the eye of the beholder but something else.

Side: No

I addressed that, that was my final point.

Side: Yes
xBetzy(123) Disputed
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But art by nature is irreducible and doesn't require skill or knowledge, that's why it's art.

Side: No
Quocalimar(6470) Disputed
1 point

That doesn't take away from the fact that so many things are called art now.

Side: Yes

I wouldn't say "a lot" but it still does. Many things that are considered "arty" aren't really artistic or creative, its just something a poser made so they could pretend to be an artist, most of the people who play along are others posing as artists as well.

Side: Yes

my ass creates a lot of art all the time

Side: Yes
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My class 'art' teacher often uses the word 'art', but actually it is not art at all!

Her 'art' involves lots of calculation and i feel this is not even art at all !!!

Side: Yes

Art is art, and those with the best art should be rewarded by subjective means from the demand of customers.

Side: No

Definition of art:

[noun] the expression or application of human creative skill and imagination.

Side: No

Well then according to this would you agree that the art should be valued according to the amount of imagination and creative skill that was put into the piece?

Side: No

No, how did you get that from that?

Art is imagination and creativity.

Value is a whole other different thing, that has nothing to do with art itself.

Side: No