Paul Joseph Watson sums it up best-
This sold for close to 50 million dollars-
Wisco Dave sent me an image done by a pig. He says he likes it better.
Image by PIGasso
Paul Joseph Watson sums it up best-
This sold for close to 50 million dollars-
Wisco Dave sent me an image done by a pig. He says he likes it better.
Image by PIGasso
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Gotta Be Able To Draw.
PIGasso’s is much more appealing.
I just shared this to a class of kids the other day. They couldn’t believe it either!
$50 mil, eh?
For only $20 million, I’ll crap on it, and make it MORE valuable. 🙄
I was going to make a witty comment but this second cup of coffee is calling me to start an artistic movement. Gotta go!
…er, was it painted with blood?
Not trying to jump to satanism right off the bat, but how in the heck did THAT loopy mess go for that much cash?
Was it drawn by a blind disabled armless person????
There’s a scam in there somewhere.
No one would pay that much for something so worthless.
Unless there’s a scam.
Is it money laundering?
A tax scam?
Don’t know.
But there’s gotta be a complete BS scam in there somewhere.
Money Laundering.
and it’s getting much harder to detect forgeries these days….
I’ll give you fifty cents, not a penny more.
If someone with no skills, aptitude, or experience can duplicate this, it ain’t art.
I’m in the wrong line of work.
This is part of the Communist Manifesto.
(Paraphrasing) Create art of meaningless form.
You don’t get it. The artist in the first case is able to suspend his innate critical consciousness and produce art from his animal brain. The pig has no other choice. It can’t copy what a human does. The only thing making the painting worth $50 million is that someone is willing to pay that much.
Post a Mark Rothko, Fur. I want to see more of nothing.
Or better yet, Robert Rauschenberg
Yeah-not art.
Looks like the artist was trying to clean his brush and ran out of turpentine.
As a child Picasso proved himself to be an excellent academic painter.