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Now THIS is art!
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Posted by wobbles, Thursday, 9 August 2012 3:59:33 PM
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another one claiming child porn his just art. Not famous enough though to fool the judge.
http://www.watoday.com.au/wa-news/child-porn-images-used-for-graphic-work-20120809-23wmh.html Posted by runner, Thursday, 9 August 2012 5:31:46 PM
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runner wrote: "another one claiming child porn his just art. Not famous enough though to fool the judge."
Dear runner, I read the item. The man charged according to the story did not claim child porn was art. You apparently regard truth as so precious that you are hesitant about resorting to it. Posted by david f, Thursday, 9 August 2012 5:58:54 PM
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david f,
I am sure graphic designers see their work as art. If you see 13 year old naked girls as art well surely they are entitled to see their work as art. Nothing at all untruthful about that. Posted by runner, Friday, 10 August 2012 10:36:03 AM
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Dear runner,
We've seen that people in different walks of life may interpret the same phenomenon - whether it's a house, a riot, a prime-minister's policies, a religious doctrine, a military budget, or even art - in very different ways. In other words, people tend to see the world from a viewpoint of subjectivity - an interpretation based on personal values and experiences. A fundamental preacher will tend to view pornography in one way; the owner of a strip-tease establishment, in another way. Each is inclined to perceive facts selectively and to interpret them accordingly. Inevitably, then like anyone else, they will be guilty of some measure of bias - the tendency, often unconscious, to interpret facts according to their own values. This problem is particularly acute in the social sciences, whose subject matter often involves issues of deep human and moral concern. For anyone to resolve this problem - one has to recognise that subjectivity and objectivity are not two neat and separate categories. They are really matters of degree. Therefore if you were to exercise scrupulous caution and attempt to be as objective as possible - that is if you were to make a deliberate effort to be conscious of your own biases so that they can be kept out of the process of interpretation - you may achieve a more objective result in your interpretation of things. A self-conscious effort to be as objective as possilbe will produce vastly less biased results than not making this attempt. Of course you can add a subjective judgement provided that you present the judgement merely as a matter of personal opinion and not as fact. Posted by Lexi, Friday, 10 August 2012 11:07:16 AM
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Dear runner,
The fact is that nothing in the article supports your statement that he claimed child porn was art. You just lied. Posted by david f, Friday, 10 August 2012 11:37:27 AM
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The true marvel is how the figure remains balanced, considering the off-centre stance and the centre of gravity.
IMO his best work (and probably the best thing I have ever seen anywhere) was his Pieta statue in the Vatican. Not bad for a 24-year old and the only thing he ever signed (to his later regret).
There are some truly beautiful things man can do in spite of the ugliness he sometimes creates around himself.