Who determines that something is art? Urban movements as graffiti, designer furniture, "That is considered art? Who determines what is art and what not? Patricia, Caracas.
In art there is an infrastructure which is formed by galleries, critics of the media of newspapers and magazines, fairs and museums. The museum curators are what determine what they buy museums. To answer your last question, they decide what is art and what is not art because they are the experts.
Graffiti has existed since the time of the Egyptians and Romans and found graffiti in the catacombs of Rome and the ruins of Pompeii.
For graffiti on the streets, that is not considered public art, while not essential because it is considered visual pollution and vandalism. The graffiti is art when done in cloth and presented in a gallery, not a wall painted on the road. Keith Haring (second last picture) and Jean Michel Basquiat (last picture) were the greatest graffiti artists of all time. Jean Michel Basquiat
became famous when several people who did graffiti on the streets, did a show in Times Square in an abandoned house and invited a number of important galleries. In the exhibition the gallery Annani Nosei Basquiat became interested and took him as their artist, paying U.S. $ 10.000 per month to survive. Patricia
in some decorative arts museums exhibits (first image, table Fabio Novembre Gerrit Rietveld chair and Tiffany lamp) which includes decorative and functional objects made of metal, wood, glass, ceramics and furniture which are mostly interior designs for offices and homes. Decorative art is considered art, because art is unique and no plastic is made in commercial production, as is the decorative art. In addition, decorative art is to decorate and functional. Plastic art is used to add personality to a room, also decorated for granted and is not functional.
Patricia Thanks for your question. Augusto
In art there is an infrastructure which is formed by galleries, critics of the media of newspapers and magazines, fairs and museums. The museum curators are what determine what they buy museums. To answer your last question, they decide what is art and what is not art because they are the experts.
Graffiti has existed since the time of the Egyptians and Romans and found graffiti in the catacombs of Rome and the ruins of Pompeii.
For graffiti on the streets, that is not considered public art, while not essential because it is considered visual pollution and vandalism. The graffiti is art when done in cloth and presented in a gallery, not a wall painted on the road. Keith Haring (second last picture) and Jean Michel Basquiat (last picture) were the greatest graffiti artists of all time. Jean Michel Basquiat
became famous when several people who did graffiti on the streets, did a show in Times Square in an abandoned house and invited a number of important galleries. In the exhibition the gallery Annani Nosei Basquiat became interested and took him as their artist, paying U.S. $ 10.000 per month to survive. Patricia
in some decorative arts museums exhibits (first image, table Fabio Novembre Gerrit Rietveld chair and Tiffany lamp) which includes decorative and functional objects made of metal, wood, glass, ceramics and furniture which are mostly interior designs for offices and homes. Decorative art is considered art, because art is unique and no plastic is made in commercial production, as is the decorative art. In addition, decorative art is to decorate and functional. Plastic art is used to add personality to a room, also decorated for granted and is not functional.
Patricia Thanks for your question. Augusto
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