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Old November 23rd, 2012 #12
Hunter Morrow
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Art is yet one more deskilled kike racket. The very first thing mentioned in this article is a price tag. The most impressive, nay, the only impressive thing about this "painting" is the price tag.

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The sale of the 1954 Rothko—with its floating red, pink and blue rectangles—pushed the auction house's sale total over the $362 million it got from a similar evening sale in May 2008 that marked the peak of the last market cycle.
Great. Art as commodity. Art with "market" cycles like orange juice and pork belly futures.

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It's unclear whether Tuesday's performance amounts to a similar cresting, but in the short term it could boost collectors' confidence in art values—especially after last week's disappointing sales of Impressionist and modern art.
Again, back to the market concerns. The article said 10, 15 words about Rothko's "importance" and then got right back to what is truly important: $$$$
Art as scam. Art as verbal trickery. Art as another thing in a portfolio like municipal bonds. Nothing means anything to Jews apart from the price tag which is why they make meaningless drivel and attach an eye-popping shekel figure to it. It is how a "Rothko" is a very special thing but if a Hunter Morrow did it in 2 hours you couldn't give it away. Again, art as investment. Art as name brand.

Edit: The new hot thing in art is to be even worse than a Rothko or a DuChamp or a Serrano. It is to make completely inexplicable, nigh unexplainable "object art" and to get college universities and "art museums" to finance it. Physical trash plus tenure=big bucks.

Another thing to note? The hip kike thing nowadays is for an artist to completely eschew even the smallest of physical labor on his or her part and to hire armies of "dwarves" and "elves" to do the work. Goyim, presumably. It went from just culture debasement and inversion of the morals to slave labor. I shudder to think what the next great evolutionary leap will be.

Long, but worth it! This is the 21st Century update to Thomas Wolfe's brilliant The Painted Word...


Last edited by Hunter Morrow; November 23rd, 2012 at 09:15 PM.