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Pushing art into home furnishings, to the point the home is not liveable, is missing the point of art to a massive degree.

joehartshorn 6y ago
>'to the point the home is not liveable' Putting Judd furniture in a home hardly makes it unliveable, it's narrow minded of you to suggest it. >'Pushing art into home furnishings, ..., is missing the point of art to a massive degree.' Here are a few galleries (and a couple of articles) that would beg to differ: https://www.maniera.be/ https://www.maniera.be/ http://www.etageprojects.com/ http://www.etageprojects.com/ http://a1043.com/?lang=en http://a1043.com/?lang=en https://carpentersworkshopgallery.com/ https://carpentersworkshopgallery.com/ https://salon94.com/design https://salon94.com/design https://www.galeriekreo.com/en/ https://www.galeriekreo.com/en/ https://nilufar.com/en/ https://nilufar.com/en/ https://seedslondon.com/ https://seedslondon.com/ https://flash---art.com/2020/03/is-collectible-design-a-new-form-of-contemporary-art-nomad-st-moritz-3rd-edition/ https://flash---art.com/2020/03/is-collectible-design-a-new-... https://www.archpaper.com/2020/03/an-interior-evolution-of-the-us-collectible-design-market/ https://www.archpaper.com/2020/03/an-interior-evolution-of-t...
- JoeAltmaier 6y ago
  No, narrow-hipped perhaps. Just look at those awful, awful chairs. Nothing whatsoever that admits a human being will sit in them. No, its hunky-dory goofy thinking that leads to 'it looks like a chair, so it must be a chair'. Only an artist could think that. Sure furniture could be pretty. But it has to, at root, function for humans.
  - joehartshorn 6y ago
    I'm happy for you, that you are so secure in your world view. Personally I try to challenge mine as often as possible, and avoid dismissing things before I understand them. I hoped that you might find a quick introduction to a booming movement in design and art interesting, I'm sorry I wasted your time!
    - JoeAltmaier 6y ago
      Nicely patronizing! With all that superior learning about what's true furniture and what's not, I look forward to seeing you attending a staff meeting in a plywood box chair. I'm sure the joy of its beauty will still be with you as you go to the chiropractor for weekly treatments.
      - joehartshorn 6y ago
        Thank you, I was quite happy with it myself! Listen, don't feel sad about still missing the point with Judd after 5 days, it's not that embarrassing. I almost feel the need to help you understand it. You can bring a horse to water I suppose... Maybe you should consider some Superior Learning TM, and stop having fantasies about staff meetings or whatever. (in all seriousness, it's been fun sparring with you)

joehartshorn 6y ago

>'to the point the home is not liveable' Putting Judd furniture in a home hardly makes it unliveable, it's narrow minded of you to suggest it. >'Pushing art into home furnishings, ..., is missing the point of art to a massive degree.' Here are a few galleries (and a couple of articles) that would beg to differ: https://www.maniera.be/ https://www.maniera.be/ http://www.etageprojects.com/ http://www.etageprojects.com/ http://a1043.com/?lang=en http://a1043.com/?lang=en https://carpentersworkshopgallery.com/ https://carpentersworkshopgallery.com/ https://salon94.com/design https://salon94.com/design https://www.galeriekreo.com/en/ https://www.galeriekreo.com/en/ https://nilufar.com/en/ https://nilufar.com/en/ https://seedslondon.com/ https://seedslondon.com/ https://flash---art.com/2020/03/is-collectible-design-a-new-form-of-contemporary-art-nomad-st-moritz-3rd-edition/ https://flash---art.com/2020/03/is-collectible-design-a-new-... https://www.archpaper.com/2020/03/an-interior-evolution-of-the-us-collectible-design-market/ https://www.archpaper.com/2020/03/an-interior-evolution-of-t...

JoeAltmaier 6y ago
No, narrow-hipped perhaps. Just look at those awful, awful chairs. Nothing whatsoever that admits a human being will sit in them. No, its hunky-dory goofy thinking that leads to 'it looks like a chair, so it must be a chair'. Only an artist could think that. Sure furniture could be pretty. But it has to, at root, function for humans.
- joehartshorn 6y ago
  I'm happy for you, that you are so secure in your world view. Personally I try to challenge mine as often as possible, and avoid dismissing things before I understand them. I hoped that you might find a quick introduction to a booming movement in design and art interesting, I'm sorry I wasted your time!
  - JoeAltmaier 6y ago
    Nicely patronizing! With all that superior learning about what's true furniture and what's not, I look forward to seeing you attending a staff meeting in a plywood box chair. I'm sure the joy of its beauty will still be with you as you go to the chiropractor for weekly treatments.
    - joehartshorn 6y ago
      Thank you, I was quite happy with it myself! Listen, don't feel sad about still missing the point with Judd after 5 days, it's not that embarrassing. I almost feel the need to help you understand it. You can bring a horse to water I suppose... Maybe you should consider some Superior Learning TM, and stop having fantasies about staff meetings or whatever. (in all seriousness, it's been fun sparring with you)