Who Says That’s Art?: A Commonsense View of the Visual Arts

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Kamhi, Michelle

Today’s artworld experts accept virtually anything as “art”–from all-black paintings and facsimiles of supermarket cartons to dead animals preserved in formaldehyde. Many art lovers reject such “art,” however. This book explains why those ordinary people are right and the presumed experts are wrong.

 

“This book is one of the few to dispute the establishment’s untruths with a well reasoned and accurate assessment as to why most contemporary art is not art but kitsch.” — reviewed by John Nutt.

 

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