ilovenudge
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It angers and frustrates me immensely that despite the fact that in the macro art world contemporary art or as some people like to term it, "unconventional art", ie installations is a highly valued imaginative art form, in my class my artwork (based on the work of Dadists) is disregarded and marginalised by my peers. It is interesting to note that there is still an inclination to dismiss the unorthodox means of artistic expression, despite the turn after Modernism and the beginnings of fresh methods of artistic practice It appears some people still prefer faithful representations of the visible world, that which is recognisable and tangible. What is also interesting though, is that despite the disregard that my artworks receive from classmates and even my friends who know nothing about artI have still attained the top mark for it I am ranked first in the class
Possibly it is just my class however,does anybody else using supposed "unconventional" practices have the same experience? Or does anybody have any comments about the notion of the "unconventional" in art? I don't believe there is oneit's all relative to the individual.
Possibly it is just my class however,does anybody else using supposed "unconventional" practices have the same experience? Or does anybody have any comments about the notion of the "unconventional" in art? I don't believe there is oneit's all relative to the individual.