ART???

[pennwalk]

ET, of course. It is a message inviting him to come back

Doh I should have known that.

Maybe it isn't finished in the picture. I can't quite figure it out.

Chris

 

[Chuck52]

I wonder what the art critics had to say about Stonehenge.

Chuck

 

[MicroPilot]

I wonder what the art critics had to say about Stonehenge.

Chuck

Nothing.

If they did say anything negative they would have been labeled blasphemers and immediately sacrificed.

 

[DANOCHEESE]

Reminded me of 15 years ago when I went to a small universtiy to move a Microwave hop. There were all these fence psots in a row than another row heading another direction. I say to the school engineer " what do you have some kind of farm program here" He says " that is ART" my reply "well put some wire on those post and you would have a great pasture.

We go along fine after that. He even showed me the viewing platforms for the art. They would have made great feed bunks.

 

[Egon]

Beauty may be in the eye of the beholder!

Take a trip to the Nazca Lines on Google earth!

 

[MicroPilot]

Beauty may be in the eye of the beerholder!

Take a trip to the Nazca Lines on Google earth!

There fixed it for ya!

 

[orezok]

With this art being only a mile and 1/2 from my house and clearly visible, how much do you think it added to my property value?? I was hoping at least $50K!

 

[MicroPilot]

With this art being only a mile and 1/2 from my house and clearly visible, how much do you think it added to my property value?? I was hoping at least $50K!

If they love it, potentially 50K bump, on the other hand if they hate it, potential 50K drop.

 

[tallyho8]

With this art being only a mile and 1/2 from my house and clearly visible, how much do you think it added to my property value?? I was hoping at least $50K!

The tax assessor will surely agree that it has increased your property values by $50,000 and tax the property accordingly. Now if only you can find a sucker, I mean buyer, who agrees to the new price.

 

[MossRoad]

Many members of my family are artists. My mom was into abstract art. She did some pretty wild, intense stuff with huge, deep personal meaning to her. I didn't care for most of it when I was young. I was more interested in my dad's WWII watercolors depicting action and jungle scenes. But as I get older, I can appreciate what my mom was trying to express in her works. And now that she's gone, I cannot discuss it with her. So, yes, most of her work did not appeal to me. I would not hang most of it in my house. But I would never call it crap as it meant something very important to her. And that is what art is....