Turner Prize Winner 2016

[Paulnix 426]

Dunno but you could bet the dustman would take it if the scrap was indeed art.

[Born Hunter 17,907]

I'm sure there's a video on YouTube of some fella that buys a canvas from Wilko's or similar for a few quid and puts it in an art exhibition and then films various critics giving their analysis. At the end he tells them the crack to their embarrassment.

[Nik_B 3,791]

I'm sure there's a video on YouTube of some fella that buys a canvas from Wilko's or similar for a few quid and puts it in an art exhibition and then films various critics giving their analysis. At the end he tells them the crack to their embarrassment.

 

Ha ha ha!

 

Art should require skill....that's real skill not perceived or imaginary skill

[Accip74 7,112]

I'm sure there's a video on YouTube of some fella that buys a canvas from Wilko's or similar for a few quid and puts it in an art exhibition and then films various critics giving their analysis. At the end he tells them the crack to their embarrassment.

I seem to remember something similar being done with young children's art work some years back. I think maybe they got the opinions of some well known 'critics' :-)

[Waz 4,292]

Wish I had time to get round galleries. But id say seeing a photo of something and seeing it in 'the flesh' are 2 different ambiances..

 

[sussex 5,803]

I know I'm not to ofay with modern art , but is the shelf part of it .? If it is it spoils it , if it's not it looks like a scrap metal banana , the shelf on its own could be useful ...

[Accip74 7,112]

Wish I had time to get round galleries. But id say seeing a photo of something and seeing it in 'the flesh' are 2 different ambiances..

 

I like to when I can........but I lack patience, I make up my mind in a second whether I'm interested or not & crack on!

Unlike my mrs who is slow as fcuk.........I'll be waiting by the exit while she's half way round..haha

 

...& now with little kids it's a major effort!

Edited December 6, 2016 by Accip74

[Waz 4,292]

Dunno but you could bet the dustman would take it if the scrap was indeed art.

 

Hope they got a bit of security round it.. Cushty reversing up, be gone in a blink LOL

[walshie 2,804]

 

Dunno but you could bet the dustman would take it if the scrap was indeed art.

 

Hope they got a bit of security round it.. Cushty reversing up, be gone in a blink LOL

 

 

And leaving his calling card.

[Waz 4,292]

 

 

Dunno but you could bet the dustman would take it if the scrap was indeed art.

 

Hope they got a bit of security round it.. Cushty reversing up, be gone in a blink LOL

 

 

And leaving his calling card.

 

 

Bet it'd win a prize! The Tur(d)ner..

[kanny 21,549]

Prefer this one lol ... it must be the radio head effect ...there actually shite but everyone says they like em to fit in with the next man lol

[Rake aboot 4,936]

Pile of shit

 

 

One piece at a modern exhibition was binned by a cleaner cause it really was a pile off rubbish left lying on the floor.

 

Artist had to re do it (throw it on the floor again).

[Blackbriar 8,569]

[Hydropotesinermis 724]

Load of wank

[pesky1972 5,632]

Maybe I've just no culture about me but I just don't get the modern art stuff at all. Some stuff is nice to look at, and I do appreciate there's some pieces which display skilled craftsmanship, but in the main I can't get into it. It's maybe because I think I could do it myself, whereas a lifelike painted portrait or landscape shows a real talent which only a few possess.

Saying that..., On Sunday I stood with my 7 year old in front of Van Gogh's 'chair' in the national gallery. The lad reckoned it was rubbish ?