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> The fine art world, which is typically what people mean by "art" Maybe in your circle, but that's certainly not the case generally.
by notRobot 3y ago
> The fine art world, which is typically what people mean by "art"
Maybe in your circle, but that's certainly not the case generally.
- keiferski 3y agoArt galleries? The art world? These are pretty universal terms and they refer to the system of museums, art fairs, galleries, etc. that have nothing to do with commercial illustrations.
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- staticman2 3y agoThe book illustrator is an artist who works in publishing, the art gallery painter is an artist who participates in the "fine art" world. I've never heard these terms used like you are using them.
- keiferski 3y agohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Art_world https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Art_world See also: Art Forum. ArtNews. MoMa. The Met. Etc. I didn’t invent the term.
- staticman2 3y ago"Art world" is a term connected to "fine art" not "art" or "artists". That's where we disagree.
- leviathant 3y ago>Maybe in your circle, but that's certainly not the case generally. Great, now that's solved, let's agree on a definition of 'punk' next