In general, the art world for the last century has been more interested in innovative or provocative work than fine technical detail. They don't "hate" the stuf

In general, the art world for the last century has been more interested in innovative or provocative work than fine technical detail. They don't "hate" the stuff, they're bored by it, and I don't blame them; it's nothing more than obsessive replication of an earlier era's works. There are many well-regarded modern artists who had immense technical ability--Lucian Freud comes to mind--but they at least developed styles of their own.