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No it isn't. And yes it is. And it is supposed to break your expectations. And to sooth you. And great art is great because authoritative institution declared i
by sdoering 5y ago
No it isn't. And yes it is. And it is supposed to break your expectations. And to sooth you. And great art is great because authoritative institution declared it as such.
And, and, and...
There are so many different definitions of what art is, that I find it funny that now trigger warnings are a danger to art.
One could say, that great art doesn't care for trigger warnings. I expect for example Joseph Beuys would not have cared. Or Franz Kafka.
Or a myriad other artists.
So short version: I don't buy into the premise of the article.