I can relate to your cynicism about abstract are to some extent but not all abstract art is a few dots on an otherwise uniform canvas or a random splashing of colour etc. A lot of it requires tremendous skill.
What if a piece of writing consisted of a succession of metaphors that were all intricately related to each other and used every poetic device known to humanity except rhyme, would you still think it's not a poem? Why would it be less of a poem than a piece of writing with perfect rhythm and rhyme that doesn't really say anything significant? Personally I enjoy the full spectrum ranging from blank verse to sonnets.
What is true art? If there is such a thing as true art, I would think it would be the product of the creators enjoyment. Also by "addressing the prevelant view today that poetry shouldn't, or needn't, rhyme" you contradict yourself. You think people should go back to how it was. All painting and sculpture should be seen as abstract, because they are a representation of life, and life doesn't stay complete. Things degrade. We are creative and always changing while staying the same.
To me, abstract painting is a portrait of the fluidity of the mind of the artist.
Non-rhyming poetry takes out the task of finding rhyming words within our limited languages and allows the writer to be closer to his original thought process.
Just because something does not make sense to you does not mean it should be considered trash. It sounds like you have defined your world to the point of inability to appreciate the chaos that is our thoughts and emotions.
i think you need to get out from school some time and live a little with more love and less thinking just try, because that limited intellectual loop that you create could be hurtful for you, you seem very capable, and maybe is only a phase for you, but it looks like propaganda of hate, this is destructive not fuking genius picazzo, and you cant fix that now
not all modern art is destructive. You just have to know were to look. I agree that it isn't being used for its full potential. But I may suggest underground hip hop for real poetry and story telling. lupe fiasco, mos def, common, are all great examples of today's poets.
Check out some of Picasso's art when he was fourteen years old and you'll see what a fool you're making of yourself.Picasso is not irratonal;he is actually quite systematic for an artist.I'm no fan of Picasso,but it's his technical skill,not his irrational qualities that earn him respect.Your poem is choppy and the rhymes are forced and obvious.You lack technical skill.Here's another clue for you grasshopper;never say "the end" at the end of a poem;we know it's the end when you stop speaking.
Looks like you've got some fans. :) I liked your ideas. I forgave Picasso for his "crap" art because I know he could actually paint (see his blue- and pink-period works), and he seemed to be seeking something new. I don't forgive the people who imitated him rather than coming up with their own new ideas. I have similar feelings regarding those who write non-rhyming poetry and CANNOT write rhyming works. I think a person should have to learn to speak before they start inventing new languages.
The artists you criticize are respected because they thought outside of the box, and tried something that was never done before. How boring would the world be if it was all "Mona Lisas". I agree, some artists (like Rothko) are pretty boring, but if no one ever tried anything new, we would still be in the stone age. You have to give some respect to those who are willing to put this new, and at the time unpopular and controversial, stuff out there.
Modern art is not "trying something new." Modern art is destruction. It is nihilism and hatred of values. By "elevating" Picasso to the realm of art, you simultaneously DE-value all true art.
Picasso and his ilk were NOT visionaries - they were and are petty second-handers.
non rhyming poetry is just lame.
theDudeAbides1100 2 weeks ago
I can relate to your cynicism about abstract are to some extent but not all abstract art is a few dots on an otherwise uniform canvas or a random splashing of colour etc. A lot of it requires tremendous skill.
DwiteTheSpriteKnight 2 months ago
What if a piece of writing consisted of a succession of metaphors that were all intricately related to each other and used every poetic device known to humanity except rhyme, would you still think it's not a poem? Why would it be less of a poem than a piece of writing with perfect rhythm and rhyme that doesn't really say anything significant? Personally I enjoy the full spectrum ranging from blank verse to sonnets.
DwiteTheSpriteKnight 2 months ago
What is true art? If there is such a thing as true art, I would think it would be the product of the creators enjoyment. Also by "addressing the prevelant view today that poetry shouldn't, or needn't, rhyme" you contradict yourself. You think people should go back to how it was. All painting and sculpture should be seen as abstract, because they are a representation of life, and life doesn't stay complete. Things degrade. We are creative and always changing while staying the same.
Kignak25 1 year ago
To me, abstract painting is a portrait of the fluidity of the mind of the artist.
Non-rhyming poetry takes out the task of finding rhyming words within our limited languages and allows the writer to be closer to his original thought process.
Just because something does not make sense to you does not mean it should be considered trash. It sounds like you have defined your world to the point of inability to appreciate the chaos that is our thoughts and emotions.
Esjaykwiatka 2 years ago
i think you need to get out from school some time and live a little with more love and less thinking just try, because that limited intellectual loop that you create could be hurtful for you, you seem very capable, and maybe is only a phase for you, but it looks like propaganda of hate, this is destructive not fuking genius picazzo, and you cant fix that now
sergioterebeiko 3 years ago
not all modern art is destructive. You just have to know were to look. I agree that it isn't being used for its full potential. But I may suggest underground hip hop for real poetry and story telling. lupe fiasco, mos def, common, are all great examples of today's poets.
alieco 3 years ago
Spooky dude.
DouglasJWilkinson 3 years ago
Check out some of Picasso's art when he was fourteen years old and you'll see what a fool you're making of yourself.Picasso is not irratonal;he is actually quite systematic for an artist.I'm no fan of Picasso,but it's his technical skill,not his irrational qualities that earn him respect.Your poem is choppy and the rhymes are forced and obvious.You lack technical skill.Here's another clue for you grasshopper;never say "the end" at the end of a poem;we know it's the end when you stop speaking.
courtabeth 3 years ago
Looks like you've got some fans. :) I liked your ideas. I forgave Picasso for his "crap" art because I know he could actually paint (see his blue- and pink-period works), and he seemed to be seeking something new. I don't forgive the people who imitated him rather than coming up with their own new ideas. I have similar feelings regarding those who write non-rhyming poetry and CANNOT write rhyming works. I think a person should have to learn to speak before they start inventing new languages.
sixbillsix 3 years ago
Adolf Cropper : )))
fhrnhrz 3 years ago
Adolf Cropper :)))
fhrnhrz 3 years ago
The artists you criticize are respected because they thought outside of the box, and tried something that was never done before. How boring would the world be if it was all "Mona Lisas". I agree, some artists (like Rothko) are pretty boring, but if no one ever tried anything new, we would still be in the stone age. You have to give some respect to those who are willing to put this new, and at the time unpopular and controversial, stuff out there.
kristenterrana 4 years ago
Modern art is not "trying something new." Modern art is destruction. It is nihilism and hatred of values. By "elevating" Picasso to the realm of art, you simultaneously DE-value all true art.
Picasso and his ilk were NOT visionaries - they were and are petty second-handers.
cropperb 4 years ago
All art, is not for all people, but it's still art. I didn't like your poems much, but they're sill poems.. and I think I appreciate that.
bluemu 4 years ago
art is not much the result but the why.. dummy
chrismo123 5 years ago