The Museum of (Bad) Art

15 Comments on The Museum of (Bad) Art

1. Bad Art
   https://postimg.cc/tYDFr79V

2. Good Art 20 20
   https://postimg.cc/gXHksX3w

3. This thread has the value of an AOC fart.

   Just sayin’

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4. @MJA – “How can I contribute?”, is not listed on the below:

   http://museumofbadart.org/faq/

   When we go to museums FAQ questions are a must, especially whether or not pics or vid are allowed.

   Some yes some no, runs the museum gambit.

   When to some real museums today.

   https://sacredsitesopenhouse.org/

   Art everywhere.

   Went to the Greek Annuciation on 91st St and still buzzing as a result.

   Ghost at Night

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5. Man, what amatuerish crap.

   Picasso could actually draw and paint: he learned the rules before he broken them.

   Now, refrigerator art passes for the real thing.

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6. I LOVE MOBA!
   Thank goodness representational art is making a comeback; just about *any* of the MOBA pieces are better than products of the past 100 years of “modern” art.

   Reminds me of this:
   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CcRTmfvI68U
   (ahem)

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7. If it doesn’t look like a Norman Rockwell (or better), I DON’T wanna see it. 🤮

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8. That looks like art by eight-year-olds!

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9. Horn Blower May 19, 2019 at 2:26 am

   Bad Art
   https://postimg.cc/tYDFr79V
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   I needed a warning before opening that!

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10. Picasso was a classical painter until he realized he wasn’t making any money. Then he started putting out crap and became rich and famous. The culture was starting its decline back then and is about to reach its 32 feet per second per second.

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11. If a person with no skill, no experience, and no aptitude can recreate a painting, it ain’t art. It’s garbage.

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12. Such exquisite talent-less fuckery.

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13. Honestly, I have seen worse in some real art museums.

    A lot worse.

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14. I loved it! It really was bad art.
    No beard-stroking asshole looking over his granny glasses to tell me what a rube I am.

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15. Helen Keller did better artwork with chalk.