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The Cut ^ | November 26, 2018 | Allison P. Davis

[bagster]

Maybe I'm seeing things, but the one on the left has moobs.

I WAS RIGHT!!!!

[Mrs. Don-o]

Actually, if you look up the various photos of him on Google Image or DuckDuckGo, you'll see he's a solid (non-flabby) standard man of fairly rangey build that's not carrying fat on his chest. So, no moobs.

If you look up images of his "work," you'll see he's a pervert of some sort who clearly manifests contempt for women (mainly, but men, too) focusing on the revulsion he apparently feels toward sexual anatomy.

I wouldn't want to be in the same room --- come to think of it, the same building, the same city block --- with a man like that.

[Huntress]

Some time ago, I became convinced that most contemporary art is a well done con job. To be a successful artist today, you don’t have to have much if any artistic talent. Rather, you just have to be able to convince moneyed suckers that you have artistic talent.

[Reily]

That’s been my view since I was forced to take an art appreciation class as a college requirement. Classical (Greek, Roman), Asian, African if all before the modern era is to me art. It pleases the eye & to use a hackneyed phrase “enriches the soul” therefore is art. Since the modern era its art because some pompous buffoon (Who for some reason modern art patrons feel a need to impress or feel a need to be in tune with!) says its art! The buffoon may even believe its art. Personally I think he/she secretly laughs at the artist, the patrons all the way to the bank!