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Reguarding Art, and the Killing of Things

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Reguarding Art, and the Killing of Things

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whinehurst

It's a Psudonym.

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Jul 2006

Oct 24, 2007, 08:56 AM

#26 (permalink) of 26

Originally Posted by Devoxycontin

He's one of those fags that thinks a controversial subject is the only way to get people to see his point.

Originally Posted by Elegy

I really hate "artistic" bullshit like this.

I'm not trying to twist you're words, but are you saying that anything an artist does that's controversial isn't art? That because it's controversial negates it's artistic value?

It sounds like just because you disagree with the method, you say it isn't art anymore. Conversely, are only things you agree with artistic?

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