
A Blank Canvas Was Sold for $15 M Paradox of “pure” art ![]() Discussion Questions Q1 In your own words, please briefly summarize the article. Q2 Are you interested in modern and contemporary art? If not, why did you choose this material for today’s discussion? Q3 Do you think the art market is working efficiently? If not, what are the market failures that drive up the price of a small number of artworks? Q4 No matter how talented you are, without a MLF program from a prestigious school, it might be rather difficult for you to find a gallery to represent you or gain reputation. Have you ever thought that you were talented enough for something for which you were not officially qualified? Q5 If you could create your abstract artwork, what would it be about? Your emotions? School life? Professional life? Q6 Have you ever gone to an exhibition that wasn’t aesthetically pleasing or convincing? Share your experience.
Q7 If you have a question or questions that you'd like to discuss during your class, please write them down. Expressions intrinsic being a part of a thing by its very nature Ví dụ 1 Whether death is intrinsically bad has been a contentious point in the philosophical literature. Ví dụ 2 Tribalism is an intrinsic tendency of humans: it is not necessarily caused by the two-party system. pretentious exaggerating importance or dignity, especially when it is not deserved Ví dụ 1 The pretentious critics have been exalting a fraudulent painting for years before the forgery was busted. Ví dụ 2 Roger is generally unassuming, but sometimes pretentious to label people. |
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