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Posted by Michael Bulatovich on December 23, 2007, 4:29 pm
> Michael Bulatovich wrote:
>>> RicodJour wrote:
>>>>> I've said that the purest form of art is the art you "never" see.
>>>>> I said it with the idea of art with a profit-driven motive as a lesser
>>>>> art.
>>>>> So in some philosophic senses, I "reject" much of what is called art,
>>>>> including music, etc.
>>>>>
>>>>> As for your list(s), your culture seems more generous to you than me
>>>>> and
>>>>> maybe Don. Fortunately perhaps, there's now the internet, where,
>>>>> ironically, the art that is "never" seen is being enjoyed by many,
>>>>> freely.
>>>> So, the art you never see is better...
>>>> How do you know that? Faith-based art critic?
>>> Well why not? ;D
>>>
>>> But I put quotes around "never" for a reason.
>>>
>>> And in any case, without quotes, I could have been writing more
>>> poetically.
>>> Life can be one giant canvas where you create your own works of
>>> religion, foolery, art, etc..
>>>
>>> But go ahead: Compose music under a corporate contract and call it art.
>>> Call it your foolery. I might even have a laugh for a fee.
>>
>> I'll take it you're not going to Tivo the next "American Idol."
>
> Probably not.
No matter. Next time you're in a mall, you'll hear'em. There's commercial
radio on at my gym, and the same stuff plays for there for months. Only
later do I learn that those sounds are from some Idol or other.
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