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Old 03-22-2005, 08:12 PM   #4
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This topic jumped out at me. I find myself arguing day and night with artists(?) who tend to favor this type of art.
There is simply no end to the argument. What it boils down to it is whether you believe imagination or technique is more important. It amazes me how far some people have gone with the imagination aspect of art.
My favorite by far is Marcel Duchamps "Fountain". He purchased a urinal and signed his name on it. The piece was recently named the most influential artwork of all time.

...How dare they...

Some day I
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