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The title itself implies a kind of answer. If you boil the question down to art: "anyone" has been able to do art for a very long time, and art is not dead. So,
by andyidsinga 10y ago
The title itself implies a kind of answer. If you boil the question down to art: "anyone" has been able to do art for a very long time, and art is not dead. So, for any particular art form the same might be true.
Seem to me when more people participate in an art form, the art form will evolve and become more diverse.
- tnecniv 10y ago> If you boil the question down to art: "anyone" has been able to do art for a very long time, and art is not dead. No, but it can change. Centuries ago, there was a certain magnificence to seeing a famous work of art. Reprinting was difficult and there was no internet. Now, I can load up everything in the Louvre on my laptop. The growth of DJs post digitalization is not necessarily good or bad, but it does change the experience.