What is Constant in Art?
"What is Constant in Art" is a question posed by my model drawing instructor.
So, what are some answers you could think of?
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Comment by Jirrup on March 18, 2012 at 10:45pm -
artists?
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Comment by Diana on March 13, 2012 at 1:04pm -
I'm good! too busy though! was in the studio (recording studio, not art) tonight to work on some new songs. so that was fun.
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Comment by Yevgeny Shnaper on March 11, 2012 at 3:42pm -
Dianan - LOL. Sound Art resembles music except it does not necessarily use musical instruments. It's more noise then "music". Anyways, you WIN a...4 nights stay at a beautiful resort in the North Pole. Bed and breakfast is provided, but quite darn hard to thaw! I'm kidding!!!! :D
How have you been, Diana?
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Comment by Diana on March 11, 2012 at 10:53am
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so going from there-- what is constant, as in what is always there.... in art....
i still say -- something to look at *hahah unless it's "sound art"
otherwise, nothing is constant in art. What do i win?
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Comment by Diana on March 11, 2012 at 10:52am
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yevgeny - i'm not trying to be a smartass here (maybe i am) - but..um... would't "sound art" be "music?"
just a wee joke!
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Comment by Yevgeny Shnaper on March 10, 2012 at 8:30am
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Hi, Diana. Sound Art is a contemporary form of art dealing with sound (acoustics, etc). At times, some sound art installations also incorporate visual forms/things (sculpture, photography, etc). Most sound art these heavily relies on modern technology. I realized I made a mistake myself. The question should be "what is constant in art? (not visual arts)
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Comment by Diana on March 10, 2012 at 7:40am
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Seriously? You might as well be writing in japanese. Why is it a trick question?
is the question-- what is always there - in visual arts? the answer then would be - something to look at.
I don't know what sound art means. Can you explain any of the terminology here?
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