What kind of art is this?

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Went to an art exhibition yesterday, I really liked this stuff but I dont know what kind of art it is or where it was influenced from. Any ideas? There was no info or anything about it by the work!:irked:
Id like to find some more works similar to this, I love it!


Thats me in the middle :p



 
Is it from Mrs Thompson's Year 2 Primary School class?
 
I'm still recovering from having my retinas seared...
 
Hm...

You might call it Geometric Abstraction, I guess. That's the closest thing I could find.
 
Is it from Mrs Thompson's Year 2 Primary School class?

:lol:

It's mishmash scissor-work posing as post-tribal abstract expressionism.

The second one is decent, though... I'd hang it. The other two just seem too overtly "pop-art" to have any depth to them.

EDIT: changed my mind... the bottom half of number two is just plain lazy workmanship... :grumpy:
 
It's funny what people can consider "art"... it's even funnier that people buy the crap they make somethings. Yeah, lets just crack some glass, here's art!
 
It's funny what people can consider "art"... it's even funnier that people buy the crap they make somethings. Yeah, lets just crack some glass, here's art!

I think the problem most of the time is the ambiguity a lot of art holds. Sometimes yeah it's subjective and it's what you take from it, or what you see in it but a lot of the times I find myself in your position; asking what the hell is this? But after I've learned the intentions of the artist and what they're trying to do/represent then it all makes sense.
 
Yeah, but I've also heard some of those "intention" from other artist and it's as bad as a retarded pick up line. The buyer goes for it too...
 
It's no worse than some of the garbage musicians sell and people listen to.
 
Cubism?
 
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