contemporary art

What: "The only thing you can take to the business to make it like manufacturing is contemporary art - which is limitless, and with that factory process you are making a luxury product." A conversation about the mechanical production involved in art nowadays.

Writer: Helly Nahmad

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Date: Apr 1 2012 11:40 PM

What: You need to be initiated to understand it. The link is to a video by John Waters and his sharp discussion about contemporary art. The link has disappeared. It was here.

Writer: John Waters

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Date: Apr 1 2012 11:45 PM

What: "Tricksters depicted in ancient mythologies, legends, and literatures are beings that can physically live in two worlds simultaneously. They travel between heaven and earth, live the lives of young men and old men, and tolerate light and dark at the same time. They are great at surpassing boundaries. Contemporary art is like a trickster. It always leads the audiences to new directions to overturn traditional way of thinking. "

Writer: Victoria Lynn

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Date: Apr 1 2012 11:49 PM

What: "Contemporary artists are always observing time. Koyama believes that the next turning point in contemporary art is just around the corner and will continue to have hope for these artists and give them encouragement. In this sense, contemporary art is like a living thing, and we must be sure not take our eyes off it." In essence, the art is is dynamic not static.

Writer: Maki Iwamura

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Date: Apr 1 2012 11:53 PM

What: "Contemporary art is like a souffle not yet cooked: if only one dared to open the oven, it would crash with no pity."

Writer: Moliere

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Date: Apr 1 2012 11:55 PM

What: See the link. The thinking is not clear. If it is a language, what is the structure of that language? Does it have a syntax? Is it symbolic? This thought has been out there, yet where is this language codified?

Writer: Barbara Guttman

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Date: Apr 2 2012 12:00 AM

What: "When contemporary art comes into a collection, it is still wet," said Mr. Kupferman of N.Y.U., who also works in the financial sector. "It has not withstood the test of time. In financial terms, an Old Master is kind of like a utility stock. Contemporary art is like a dot-com. It can lose its value - poof."

Writer: Noah Kupferman

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Date: Apr 2 2012 12:05 AM

What: "Contemporary art is like a massive throbbing insect bite. Well bloody annoying, you know you shouldn't you don't want to, but you're going to, you're going to scratch it with a frenzied satisfaction, until it bleeds."

Writer: Lavendersoup

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Date: Apr 2 2012 12:08 AM

What: "Contemporary art is like a poorly shot arrow, it strikes the surface but doesn't puncture the heart. There is a laziness in what is made."

Writer: Orlo

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Date: Apr 2 2012 12:18 AM

What: "Contemporary art is like a language and a language that is understood globally," he explained. "If you go in a direction where you want to show good art in a new context then you cannot only focus on cities or a country."

Writer: Lorenzo Rudolf

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Date: Apr 2 2012 12:19 AM