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Art and the new society
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tunaoddfellow
Posts: 2
Posted On:
May 2, 2010
at 1:31 AM
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Yes, our group does live performance art for events, and we've done shows at a number of galleries. It's great to have static pictorial, sculptural, kinetic, and animated art going in separate areas, but often they should be separated so that the eye can rest on the static art, and take in sculptural art, but the kinetic and animated art can be distracting if next to more contempative pieces. |
Guest
Posted On:
Apr 30, 2010
at 11:47 PM
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Art can set the mood, can act as a conversation starter, and makes decorating so much easier. Whether it be a wedding or any other event, the inclusion of art brings a space to life. So often halls or other spaces are rented for an event, where walls are sparse, as if that somehow lends appeal to a greater client base. But art can personalize a space and public art certainly proves that even a specific work can have a wide appeal. Art in any context is always a winner. |
bloomer
Posts: 11
Posted On:
Apr 7, 2010
at 6:48 PM
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In what context? Wedding or event related? |
Guest
Posted On:
Apr 7, 2010
at 6:05 PM
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asking the views on a artist and modern works of contempary and mixmedia |
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