That was refreshing. Thank you. Admin. I love the aroma of Truth in the morning.
Paul Joseph Watson is a an English national treasure.
bb
February 9, 2016 10:38 am
Another part of American culture corrupted by these fucking parasites.
hardscrabble farmer
February 9, 2016 10:51 am
Have you ever noticed that when someone spirals out of control in their lives- becomes a heroin addict, eats until they become morbidly obese, turns to crime or some other form of dysfunction that pushes the cost of their existence onto the body politic- that they become physically repulsive. Even children can see it, dogs give them a wide berth and any normally functioning human feels a visceral repulsion in their presence.
The kind of “art” represented by examples Watson shared above, Andre Serrano’s Piss Christ, Chris Ofili’s elephant dung encrusted Madonna or Chris Burden’s whacking off under a table in a gallery are manifestations of a sick and dying organism- like bad breath when someone has dental caries, or big spots all over the skin of someone with Karposi’s sarcoma.
What should a dying and degenerate culture expect to produce? These are the symptoms of that decay, the hair falling out, the white paste on a tongue, rheumy eyes filled with yellowish effluent.
Beauty and the love of it comes from uplifted souls, those whose culture and society are ascendant. Degradation and filth are the the hallmarks of collapse and disease. Modern art reflects the modern soul. Best bet is to find a secluded place to ride out the implosion and to surround yourself with love, beauty, decency, honor and truth as much as is humanly possible.
This too, shall pass.
Bea Lever
February 9, 2016 10:59 am
How can we have another glorious renaissance without going into the shitter first? HSF is right.
Bea Lever
February 9, 2016 11:11 am
The coming New Age is already being referred to as a “Golden Age”, maybe there IS something to look forward to after all.
hardscrabble farmer
February 9, 2016 11:14 am
Kali Yuga, baby. Kali Yuga.
Olga
February 9, 2016 11:20 am
The galleries – and gallery owners – have a lot to do with this.
Realistic art takes a lot longer to produce while “conceptual, modern art” can be knocked out with impunity.
The more the gallery owners can convince the art buying public that this rapidly produced “art’ is in fact “deep” and “profound” the more money the gallery makes. It’s all about production.
Talent takes too long…..
KaD
February 9, 2016 11:35 am
Why is modern art so bad?
Suzanna
February 9, 2016 11:43 am
purrrr-fect!
hardscrabble farmer
February 9, 2016 11:50 am
In both of those videos there is a close up of a studio apron and a narrative that states students were asked to explain why “this Jackson Pollack painting is important”.
Maybe he could have gotten away with asking about Kandinsky, but it looked nothing at all like Pollack.
If you are an art student and cannot recognize a Pollack painting you are not a very astute observer. An artist must first, before anything else be a good observer. Just as a good philosopher must first be a master of logic, so must a good artist master the skill of observation.
Oh and I almost forgot to add, must see documentary about the truck driver who found a Pollack at a yard sale and identified it when every expert said it wasn’t.
daddysteve
February 9, 2016 1:24 pm
Miles Mathis has much to say about this subject as well as the state of education in general and physics in particular. He seems to be an old school renaissance man.
Thank you for that modern “art” video! Funny and true. First person to say what I have felt my whole life about modern “art”.
Real art, if you get a chance to go, is in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in NYC. It is so worth your time to go if you have never been and take your teenagers so they can have that awe-inspiring, jaw-dropping experience of standing in the presence of the artistic work of true masters. Real art moves your soul, evokes emotions and stops time.
bb
February 9, 2016 3:06 pm
Muck ,I gave you a thumbs up for finally realizing your own wisdom.
IndenturedServant
February 9, 2016 5:05 pm
The only thing I disagree with is the guy saying that there are good modern artists and good modern art. I suppose I need to see some of this “art” to decide but the genre of modern art I’ve seen is stupid.
During high school in Spain we had to attend a modern art exhibit for art class. It was a traveling exhibit and the star attraction was a pure white canvas with a Band-Aid stuck to the center of it. Some dingleberry won $50 grand for that bit of genius. The best part of the experience was that we students were allowed to view the exhibit while walking around consuming full glasses of beer!
Bob
February 9, 2016 5:09 pm
Heinlein said something about Art being a guy he once knew…
Olde Virginian
February 9, 2016 7:35 pm
I did like the ring of cretins running in a circle while giving prostate exams or whatever. I presume the work was entitled “United States Congress” or something to that effect…
The purpose of all this kitsch is to remind us we definitely all strayed onto the wrong sidetrack of some parallel universe about 100 years or so ago.
nkit
February 9, 2016 7:55 pm
morality is so relatively boring these days…….does it even matter any longer?
SSS
February 9, 2016 9:37 pm
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the tumbleweed
February 10, 2016 5:08 am
In the video he establishes that the public doesn’t care for modern art. Who’s funding these abominations then? Billionaires, filtering money down to the street urchins who produce this filth through fancy foundations with names like Endowment for the Blah and Blah and National Center for Such and Such. And why are they doing this? Just another tentacle of the thousand tentacled octopus, sucking the life out of society. Part of their sick game in convincing everyone that black is white, up is down, and left is right.
mike in ga
February 10, 2016 10:50 am
nkit says: “morality is so relatively boring these days…….does it even matter any longer?”
Interesting article from The Occidental Observer on the Modern Art scam:
http://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2011/09/mark-rothko-abstract-expressionism-and-the-decline-of-western-art/
That was refreshing. Thank you. Admin. I love the aroma of Truth in the morning.
Paul Joseph Watson is a an English national treasure.
Another part of American culture corrupted by these fucking parasites.
Have you ever noticed that when someone spirals out of control in their lives- becomes a heroin addict, eats until they become morbidly obese, turns to crime or some other form of dysfunction that pushes the cost of their existence onto the body politic- that they become physically repulsive. Even children can see it, dogs give them a wide berth and any normally functioning human feels a visceral repulsion in their presence.
The kind of “art” represented by examples Watson shared above, Andre Serrano’s Piss Christ, Chris Ofili’s elephant dung encrusted Madonna or Chris Burden’s whacking off under a table in a gallery are manifestations of a sick and dying organism- like bad breath when someone has dental caries, or big spots all over the skin of someone with Karposi’s sarcoma.
What should a dying and degenerate culture expect to produce? These are the symptoms of that decay, the hair falling out, the white paste on a tongue, rheumy eyes filled with yellowish effluent.
Beauty and the love of it comes from uplifted souls, those whose culture and society are ascendant. Degradation and filth are the the hallmarks of collapse and disease. Modern art reflects the modern soul. Best bet is to find a secluded place to ride out the implosion and to surround yourself with love, beauty, decency, honor and truth as much as is humanly possible.
This too, shall pass.
How can we have another glorious renaissance without going into the shitter first? HSF is right.
The coming New Age is already being referred to as a “Golden Age”, maybe there IS something to look forward to after all.
Kali Yuga, baby. Kali Yuga.
The galleries – and gallery owners – have a lot to do with this.
Realistic art takes a lot longer to produce while “conceptual, modern art” can be knocked out with impunity.
The more the gallery owners can convince the art buying public that this rapidly produced “art’ is in fact “deep” and “profound” the more money the gallery makes. It’s all about production.
Talent takes too long…..
Why is modern art so bad?
purrrr-fect!
In both of those videos there is a close up of a studio apron and a narrative that states students were asked to explain why “this Jackson Pollack painting is important”.
Maybe he could have gotten away with asking about Kandinsky, but it looked nothing at all like Pollack.
If you are an art student and cannot recognize a Pollack painting you are not a very astute observer. An artist must first, before anything else be a good observer. Just as a good philosopher must first be a master of logic, so must a good artist master the skill of observation.
Oh and I almost forgot to add, must see documentary about the truck driver who found a Pollack at a yard sale and identified it when every expert said it wasn’t.
Miles Mathis has much to say about this subject as well as the state of education in general and physics in particular. He seems to be an old school renaissance man.
http://mileswmathis.com/
Now the “thumb” button vanishes. WTF..
MA
Thank you for that modern “art” video! Funny and true. First person to say what I have felt my whole life about modern “art”.
Real art, if you get a chance to go, is in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in NYC. It is so worth your time to go if you have never been and take your teenagers so they can have that awe-inspiring, jaw-dropping experience of standing in the presence of the artistic work of true masters. Real art moves your soul, evokes emotions and stops time.
Muck ,I gave you a thumbs up for finally realizing your own wisdom.
The only thing I disagree with is the guy saying that there are good modern artists and good modern art. I suppose I need to see some of this “art” to decide but the genre of modern art I’ve seen is stupid.
During high school in Spain we had to attend a modern art exhibit for art class. It was a traveling exhibit and the star attraction was a pure white canvas with a Band-Aid stuck to the center of it. Some dingleberry won $50 grand for that bit of genius. The best part of the experience was that we students were allowed to view the exhibit while walking around consuming full glasses of beer!
Heinlein said something about Art being a guy he once knew…
I did like the ring of cretins running in a circle while giving prostate exams or whatever. I presume the work was entitled “United States Congress” or something to that effect…
The purpose of all this kitsch is to remind us we definitely all strayed onto the wrong sidetrack of some parallel universe about 100 years or so ago.
morality is so relatively boring these days…….does it even matter any longer?
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In the video he establishes that the public doesn’t care for modern art. Who’s funding these abominations then? Billionaires, filtering money down to the street urchins who produce this filth through fancy foundations with names like Endowment for the Blah and Blah and National Center for Such and Such. And why are they doing this? Just another tentacle of the thousand tentacled octopus, sucking the life out of society. Part of their sick game in convincing everyone that black is white, up is down, and left is right.
nkit says: “morality is so relatively boring these days…….does it even matter any longer?”
Wow. How old are you, 13?