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Re: The value of public funded art
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Originally Posted by garinda
It's not subjective.
It's a fact.
Flash mobs cannot be described as modern.
They could have been ten years ago, when they first happened.
They could have been in the sixties, when their precursor, the art happenings, were first produced.
A decade latter they are neither cutting edge, innovative, or 'modern'.
If you think those long haired louts, the Rolling Stones, are a threat to society, flash mobs might seem shockingly new...and a modern concept.
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...and the thing that is very relevant to this thread, when they were modern, new, and literally had thousands of people taking part in them...THEY DIDN'T COST A PENNY TO STAGE!
Which to some I suppose sounds an old fashioned concept. No wonga being paid to anyone else to produce them.
How quaint.
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