Will there ever be another photographic movement?

[Alan Edward Klein]

My wife invented the No Print Photography Movement when she told me I can't hang any more pictures on the walls.

 

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My wife invented the No Print Photography Movement when she told me I can't hang any more pictures on the walls.

Let's see, that still leaves the outside of your place, the ceiling (Michelangelo lives again?), the floor, and the inside of cabinets and the fridge. There are more, but the toilet seat is probably best for other types of movements.

 

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Are we getting into the what is art discussion again

The only definition I can think of for art is that it absolutely has to be useless. If you can use it, it's a craft. But a craft can rise to the realm of art (OK, I'm getting confused here, again), provided it's artsy enough so that even if you could use it, you wouldn't use it.

This definition avoids the usual traps of good art vs bad art, and I just threw in "artsy" to divert attention from the fact that I have no idea what I'm talking about. So it's a useless idea, and therefore, it's art. See how easy it is to make art!

 

[MattKing]

The only definition I can think of for art is that it absolutely has to be useless.

I guess you don't think Architecture can be art.

 

[Alan Edward Klein]

I guess you don't think Architecture can be art.

So is a Ferrari.

 

[MattKing]

So is a Ferrari.

There is nothing more useful than a Ferrari
Although, if you look down inside the engine compartment of our Fiat 500, there is at least one label that indicates it was made by the group that makes and sells "Lancia, Alfa Romeo, Ferrari, Maserati..."

 

[Alan Edward Klein]

There is nothing more useful than a Ferrari
Although, if you look down inside the engine compartment of our Fiat 500, there is at least one label that indicates it was made by the group that makes and sells "Lancia, Alfa Romeo, Ferrari, Maserati..."

Trust me. A Fiat isn't art like a Ferrari.

 

[Pieter12]

Trust me. A Fiat isn't art like a Ferrari.

Although much of the switchgear in the Maserati Ghibli looks and feels like it came straight from the FIAT parts bins.

But you sure know it (or a Ferrari) isn't a FIAT when you pay to have it serviced.

 

[Alan Edward Klein]

Although much of the switchgear in the Maserati Ghibli looks and feels like it came straight from the FIAT parts bins.

But you sure know it (or a Ferrari) isn't a FIAT when you pay to have it serviced.

I wouldn't know.

 

[MattKing]

Hey, who says a Fiat can't be art?:

One of the best cars either my wife or I have ever owned. And definitely the most fun to drive.

 

[Arthurwg]

Although much of the switchgear in the Maserati Ghibli looks and feels like it came straight from the FIAT parts bins.

But you sure know it (or a Ferrari) isn't a FIAT when you pay to have it serviced.

A friend had his Ferrari serviced. $13,000.

 

[Alan Edward Klein]

A friend had his Ferrari serviced. $13,000.

It could be worse. He could own a boat or jet.

 

[George Mann]

Are we going to create another photographic movement, or are we just going to talk about it?

 

[Sirius Glass]

Are we going to create another photographic movement, or are we just going to talk about it?

We are going to bat our lips instead of getting taking photographs or working in the dark and certainly not starting or adding to a movement.

 

[George Mann]

Surely you would think that at least some of you would be interested in discussing this matter more seriously, even if it ends up being just a discussion.

https://www.photrio.com/forum/threads/should-we-start-a-new-photographic-movement.196332/

 

[Pieter12]

Not taking photos is Art. Once you've taken a photograph it is not longer Art.

 

[albireo]

Hey, who says a Fiat can't be art?:
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One of the best cars either my wife or I have ever owned. And definitely the most fun to drive.

The new Fiat 500 is gorgeous. The old one was beautiful too, there are still many around, mostly lovingly restored by their owners. I have fond memories of my uncle driving us kids around in his old white Cinquecento. It had a huge cloth sunroof, it was fun to cruise around town with our heads out of the sunroof catching the sun and breeze.

Sadly, for some reason, the modern 500 is considered a 'woman's car' in some northern European countries. Masculinity is defined very differently across Europe.

 

[Montegoblue]

I guess all I can add constructively, is that if photography is art, I suppose I must not be much of an artist. which is entirely possible. I cant think of a single photo I ever took that I would call art. That must be a concept in the eyes of the belolder. and when I look at one of my own pictures, I ain't beholding it. Oh, well. It's still fun anyway. And keeps me out of places and things I ought not be doing. So the rest of you, keep up the good work.

 

[Pieter12]

And keeps me out of places and things I ought not be doing.

Very often, photography will take me to places I shouldn't be and have me doing things I shouldn't be doing.

 

[cliveh]

Well I think Matt has very good taste. We also have a Fiat 500 - Brilliant car.

 

[Alan Edward Klein]

The new Fiat 500 is gorgeous. The old one was beautiful too, there are still many around, mostly lovingly restored by their owners. I have fond memories of my uncle driving us kids around in his old white Cinquecento. It had a huge cloth sunroof, it was fun to cruise around town with our heads out of the sunroof catching the sun and breeze.

Sadly, for some reason, the modern 500 is considered a 'woman's car' in some northern European countries. Masculinity is defined very differently across Europe.

I'm too fat to fit into it.

 

[MattKing]

I'm too fat to fit into it.

You would be surprised how much front seat room there is. One of our friends is 6'4" tall and at the time was suffering with a bad hip and arthritis. He found the passenger seat had more leg and head room and was easier to get into than his full size SUV.
If you are talking about the back seat, it is great for an infant's car seat, parcels, and not much else

 

[Montegoblue]

Very often, photography will take me to places I shouldn't be and have me doing things I shouldn't be doing.

Why don't they put a "like' button on a thmbs up button on here? Oh, well, thumbs up anyway.

 

[Montegoblue]

Please delete account. thank you.

 

[VinceInMT]

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