Somebody's got a screw loose.
I mean, sure, Picasso painted stuff like this:
But Picasso could also paint like this:
So it wasn't as if he was just slapping oils on a canvas every which way because he didn't know any better.
This next one is also beyond me, but maybe I might could see something in it. Some kind of dynamic symbolism embodying the fractured forces of nature at the beginning of creation ...
Uh huh ...
But this?
A black square. Too bad we can't get a better view of the museum-goers' faces.
Um ... ? What ... ?
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Hmmm, the infamous black cat at night, I haven't seen work of that quality since kindergarten!
"Cow Eating Grass."
Only, the cow ate all the grass and left and then it got dark ...
It's awkward when they let the art goers in early before all the art is hung up.
The maintenance painting crew puts one over on the museum staff...
Ok, maybe it's different shades of black that don't show in the photo. Real subtle, right? Or maybe it's the P.T. Barnum effect that seems to strike art (particularly public art) now and then. My guess is the last, with a dose of The Emperor's New Clothes thrown in for good effect. It's amazingly easy to sell something meaningless to a group of people who are so sophisticated that they won't admit to knowing nothing at all about art. Heh. Might have done this myself once or twice.
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