Skeezix
Senior Member
Can't people decide for themselves what to think of it? Those that even bother to notice it, that is.
Yes!
Can't people decide for themselves what to think of it? Those that even bother to notice it, that is.
Can't people decide for themselves what to think of it? Those that even bother to notice it, that is.
Of course, but knowing the intent can improve one's appreciation (or at least one's understanding) of the result. Take the work Straight by Ai Weiwei recently shown at the AGO. Knowing the context made his pile of rebar more than just visually interesting. And it is a heritage building after all; a word on its history would be appreciated.