Monday, April 23, 2012

Blog 7- Kaprow


               The article by Kaprow discusses what can and cannot be considered art depending on what context it is in.  I agreed with the point that when the word “art” comes to mind, typically one will think of something  that is within an “art identifying frame” like a museum or galley.  However, it was interesting how the author delved into what else can be art even when it is not within these parameters. He points out how even the simplest of daily activities like brushing your teeth, can be considered art forms. Another point that was mentioned in this article that even though virtually anything can be art, where are the limits that makes the distinction between art or “non art.”
               Though this article discussed an interesting topic, it was not very long or in depth. When I was reading it, it was over before I knew it. I thought the article could have continued on for a bit longer and provided a longer discussion on these concepts or art and non art.

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