posted Saturday, April 12, 2003 - 07:11 PM (#5206)
Does form inhibit quality?
Is a hammer always merely going to be a tool? Or can it, when very carefully crafted, ascend to the level of an artwork?
Is 'art' a higher aesthetic? Or is it merely a different aesthetic, having no more inherent value than others?
If a grand master chef makes bacon and fried eggs sunny side up, is it a better dish than if I made it? Was Andy Warhol right? Is there art in the banal?
Is a hammer always merely going to be a tool? Or can it, when very carefully crafted, ascend to the level of an artwork?
Is 'art' a higher aesthetic? Or is it merely a different aesthetic, having no more inherent value than others?
If a grand master chef makes bacon and fried eggs sunny side up, is it a better dish than if I made it? Was Andy Warhol right? Is there art in the banal?
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