Art is not noble

Yasmeen 2022-04-19 09:02:28

What if we redefine art? Authorities often tell us that aesthetics is a common attribute of art of any kind and carrier. Even though aesthetics vary widely and are extremely subjective, beauty is not the only but one of the absolute standards of art. Individual artistic tastes can vary widely. Those who play rock hate listening to popular customs, those who listen to folk music say that rock and roll is angry, and pop music can also think that folk music sounds poor... But probably no one thinks that out-of-tune is better than in-tune, because out-of-tune Singing does not meet the beauty that the mainstream definition of art demands. But why can't we put aside the so-called aesthetics of art, and simply take comforting people's hearts as the basic appeal of art? It can be sensually pleasing to the recipient, or it can simply be soothing to the creator. As the out-of-tune diva said on her deathbed people may say I couldn't sing, but nobody can say I didn't sing. The so-called product of beauty under the talent of very few people should be pure love, even if only you are comforted and redeemed in the process of creation, even if it is not beautiful, it is art. Art is not noble, life is inherently mediocre, and the comfort art can give us is only to make us feel that when we enjoy art, we are a little bit higher than the mediocre self in a mediocre life. A little bit is enough.

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  • Aron 2022-03-24 09:02:39

    If I watched it on Sichuan Airlines, I wouldn't want to see this jewelry of a very ordinary and standardized heroine. It's really beautiful! Spicy chicken stood up and called bravo, there was a bit of a touch, and then... no

  • Aron 2022-04-24 07:01:16

    Every reaction of the little man is a point of play, and the whole body is full of drama, and the light is almost overshadowing the actor and actress.

Florence Foster Jenkins quotes

  • St Clair Bayfield: [Doing breathing exercises with Florence before a concert]

    St Clair Bayfield: Blow the candles out.

    Florence Foster Jenkins: [breathes feebly]

    St Clair Bayfield: Hate the candles!

  • Cosmé McMoon: Oh! I played Carnegie Hall. I... God darn it, Mr. Bayfield, Cosmé McMoon from San Antonio, Texas, played Carnegie Hall.

    St Clair Bayfield: And he was brilliant. Utterly, utterly brilliant.

    Cosmé McMoon: We did it.

    St Clair Bayfield: Yes, I think we did.

    [both laugh and raise their glasses]

    St Clair Bayfield: Mud in your eye.