readymades

Duchamp's readymades also come to mind, as an earlier example asking the what is art question.

Only drawback is, you run the risk of players being able to identify all the readymades you used.

If readymades are art, if a blank canvas is art, then art is just a scam!

The antecedents here are things like pop art, Duchamp’s readymades, sampling in hip hop, collaging.

If Duchamp's early forays into 'readymades' had been slapped with lawsuits, we may never have had 'the fountain'.

Duchamp poked the art establishment in the eye with his 'readymades' (urinals on the gallery wall, etc.) Warhol with his 'factory' making silkscreens.

To give another example, in my opinion Duchamp's readymades were a genius piece of artistic trolling, great thought-provoking statements on aesthetics and the nature of art.

Fucking Duchamp’s readymades should make any concern about AI worthless.

Look at the readymades of Marcel Duchamp (early 20th century).

I take it you either think Duchamp's readymades are either beautiful or not art.

> If readymades are art, if a blank canvas is art, then art is just a scam!

John Cage made a musical piece 4'33 which is 4 minutes and 33 seconds of silence which has as much to do with music as Readymades do with art.

Look up "found object as art" (Marcel Duchamp's readymades etc.) The whole concept of art in the 20th century was redefined by this idea.

"is the output of stable diffusion actually art" Were Duchamp's Fountain [1] and his other readymades [2] art?

I think warhol's biggest, "Readymades" were the actors of his films, who would get little, if any direction and they would just film them doing their thing.

Certain people always say that "art" isn't "art" but it's a consistent way to embarrass yourself whether the object is Duchamps' "Readymades" or video games (in the case of a famous movie reviewer.) Particularly any kind of "A.

There's actually an interesting theory that Duchamp fabricated his Readymades.

Readymades were a Duchamp thing completely.