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Art is beautiful artist must be beautiful. In Art Must Be Beautiful Artist Must Be Beautiful 1975 originally performed and documented at the Charlottenburg Art Festival Copenhagen Abramović sits naked holding a brush in one hand and a comb in the other. Whats the point of realism. Art Must Be Beautiful Artist Must Be Beautiful Copenhagen Denmark 1975 was one of Marina Abramovics first performances.

Marina Abramović with her tangled hair and bleeding scalp is a true artist. For just under an hour she brushes her hair forcefully yanking tugging and even tearing at it while repeating the mantra. Art and Human Emotions.

What made art valuable. What does it mean to be an old master and to make a masterpiece. It does not have to be beautiful to have an impact.

As Stokić relates during the early and mid-1970s Marina performed a series of works in which she explored passive aggression constructing the actions around her rather spectacular body She notes that Art Must Be Beautiful Artist Must Be Beautiful is one example of how in the early years of performance art female artists used their own bodies to challenge. So what is it that makes art beautiful for someone to be willing to spend hundreds thousands or even millions on one single piece. 1994 Black and white photogra Marina Abramović is perhaps the most famous performance artist working.

The Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize is an annual international art prize that celebrates diversity and excellence in the representational visual arts in all static mediums including Traditional Art media Digital Art media and Photographic media. In fact some of the most expressive art art that had and still have an impact were. Must art be beautiful.

And all styles from realism and hyperrealism to pop surrealism and lowbrow. Answer 1 of 29. In Art Must Be Beautiful Artist Must Be Beautiful 1975 originally performed and documented at the Charlottenburg Art Festival Copenhagen Abramović sits naked holding a brush in one hand and a comb in the other.