1. Media
impacts the art industries today by over pricing tags on specific art of an
artist. Filthy and or Rich millionaires to billionaires will defiantly buy a
$100,000 painting. History of an artist also molds contemporary society’s value
of an artwork by him or her producing what appeals to the bidder or buyer with
lots of pocket money. I agree in the fact that an artist must make a living by
selling it’s own genuine and personal art work. But I question the business industries’
methods of how it sells art and how it influence the art industry into an informal
art commodity.
2. Does it
matter who made it? Yes it does, but is it the artist’s name that gives an art
its true value? Personally art should not just be admired but also value it’s
significant forms. The perception that evokes aesthetic emotions are the true
value of a painting, sculpture, and drawing. These elements should determine
the value of an art work.
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On a rare occasion, with the money I have now I would buy a painting around $150 by some underground artist or even a friend's painting if it was significant enough to me. I would buy this painting for $50 Designed by JRHow much do you think the value of this painting?
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