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CONTEMPORARY ART

Chud Thu 05 Nov 2026 21:50:55 No.146797 View View Original Report

Quoted By: >>146809

What kind of art do u hang on ur walls?

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Chud Fri 06 Nov 2026 01:51:16 No.146809 Report

>>146797
>This artist is making art of cats she takes care of and loves very much!
<…With urine and feces of said cats

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Chud Fri 06 Nov 2026 05:19:01 No.146826 Report

Quoted By: >>146843

The only art I ever had on my wall was A Friend in Need by Cash Coolidge, but I left it at my parents’ house when I moved out

Chud Fri 06 Nov 2026 13:56:21 No.146842 Report

Quite mixed stylistically. Some older religious, a few contemporary, and a bit of "classical" naturalist ones. Of people I know, I think my home has the most amaount of paintings on it's walls. I like it cluttered and cozy.

Chud Fri 06 Nov 2026 14:01:50 No.146843 Report

Quoted By: >>146857

>>146826
geg those dogs are playing cards

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Chud Fri 06 Nov 2026 16:29:34 No.146857 Report

>>146843
It really ties a room together. I wanted to get Rooms by the Sea by Edward Hopper and maybe something by Alex Colville, but prints are way too expensive

Chud Fri 06 Nov 2026 17:05:09 No.146858 Report

Quoted By: >>146867

Ive wanted to buy some art for my walls but i havent seen anything that catches my interest. Id probably want either a landscape with the sea or a historical battle or something

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Chud Fri 06 Nov 2026 18:37:23 No.146862 Report

I want to print out picrel, frame it and hang it in the hall so it's the first thing a person sees when they come in

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Chud Fri 06 Nov 2026 20:29:08 No.146865 Report

Quoted By: >>146866

I don't own my own place so I can't hang anything but when I get more money I would like to see if I could get a painting from an auction house like Dorotheum or Christies. I'm assuming people would find it kitsch to hang nude paintings on my wall

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Chud Fri 06 Nov 2026 20:44:06 No.146866 Report

>>146865
>kitsch

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Chud Fri 06 Nov 2026 20:44:59 No.146867 Report

Quoted By: >>146883

>>146858
What about this?

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Chud Sat 07 Nov 2026 04:21:58 No.146876 Report

not contemporary at all but id want some stuff by Robert W. Chambers or David Blake on my walls

Chud Sat 07 Nov 2026 08:16:05 No.146880 Report

Quoted By: >>146922

Did you know that according to declassified documents, abstract contemporary art was literally invented and popularized by the CIA just to use it as a cultural weapon against the Russians?
Ensouled people (like me) knew since day one that it's degenerate art that has zero value, meanwhile the snobbish "art enthusiasts" all fell for the psyop and have been praising that shit for 80 years straight, because normies are cattle who just follow the herd. Imagine how the CIA guys were pissing themselves laughing, hearing those pseudointellectuals discuss the brilliance of symbolism in some shitty ass child scribble that a CIA-connected artist (who was also probably an MKUltra victim) painted in like an hour because he needed another check from the CIA to pay for his cocaine addiction.

Chud Sat 07 Nov 2026 11:56:45 No.146883 Report

>>146867
Looks cool

Chud Sun 08 Nov 2026 13:09:11 No.146922 Report

>>146880
Unsurprising that "critics" or "enthusiasts" fell for it. They're very similar to another case of enthusiasts that we all know better: english teachers. Did you ever think it was bullshit when an english teacher would tell you that some minor detail in the book meant a huge deal and signified a whole other meaning to everything? Its because it is. Books will have more obvious meanings throughout it, and if it looks like a small detail, it probably is, the author didn't mean to hide the entire meaning behind a single adjective. Art critics are the same. They will make up some bullshit, and then tie it down to an arbitrary brush stroke or blob of paint that some contemporary "artist" flicked onto the canvas.

It happens all across the "critic" industry. People will bring regular shoes to a fashion competition, make up a brand for them and some nonsense about how fancy it is, and the critics will fawn over it. People brought supermarket wine to a wine critic thing and they made up some shit about how it has a rich quality or whatever. Critics don't actually have any sense of taste, they just lap shit up because if its expensive, it has to mean its good, right?

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Chud Sun 08 Nov 2026 14:24:36 No.146933 Report

I have a print of this Mary Rose painting

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