> But in the end it’s never only about the final piece of music/canvas/etc it is about the person that did it. Nope. Good art stands on its own merits. The onl

> But in the end it’s never only about the final piece of music/canvas/etc it is about the person that did it. Nope. Good art stands on its own merits. The only useful thing about knowing who did it is that you can find more of it. > I am very certain that when the output loses its value due to endless supply, as the article fears, we will return to other more human values in order to judge what we like Wonderful. The less attention that people give to celebrities, the better.