George Dickie, "What Is Anti-Art" | Anti-Art and the Artworld | Philosophy Core Concepts
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This is a video in my new Core Concepts series -- designed to provide students and lifelong learners a brief discussion focused on one main concept from a classic philosophical text and thinker.
This Core Concept video focuses on George Dickie's essay "What Is Anti-Art?", and discusses the notion of anti-art, the four types of anti-art Dickie identifies, and the relation between anti-art, art, and the "artworld".
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I love your art philosophy videos. Especially this one🎉
Down the line, I might shoot some more on art and aesthetics
Oh wow! This is the best video ever!
Glad you enjoyed it
a 5 year old couldn't have done what Pollock did. His paintings look like a mess, but its a deliberate mess, which takes a lot of skill to create. Its like playing atonal music. Notes aren't just picked at random, even though that's what it sounds like. You have to pick notes in a deliberate pattern to keep them from sounding tonal. You need to apply a lot of control to make music sound random and chaotic. Just like atonal music, Pollock's paintings are controlled chaos. The difference is that a five year old's use of paint is random, and not the product of a sophisticated system of control.
Yes, and presumably recognition of that difference is at least one reason why the artworld recognizes the one as art and the other not
I am so happy that you brought up... an artist’s ephemera as art at 18:01 of your video.
I declare this video to be art. Like this comment until my claim is legitimate!
And. . . who are you in the artworld, precisely?
@@GregoryBSadler I'm no one in the art world, but that's okay.
@@maxjacobs9980 Well, then, if you're referencing the content of the video, your say-so isn't enough to make it art
@@GregoryBSadler That's why I'm asking many others to join me by liking my comment!
If I leave my socks on the floor, that’s art!
Probably not