Jessie's+Criteria

Jessica Stockholder met.....criteria 6 i suppose. Maybe. IN MY OPINION, i don't see how stacking a refrigerator on top of a few coolers could be qualified as art, but, whatever floats your boat I guess. Maybe someone really likes the idea of the utility that contains food.... o.O 12991765951299176595129917659512991765951299176595129917659512991765951299176595user:BlairJL STOCKHOLDER VS. CHEGAL!
 * //**In my opinion**// good artwork should be ninja. It should have a deeper meaning that means you have to stare at it longer than half a second, because that deeper meaning isn't obvious. It makes you think.
 * //**In my opinion**// good artwork has to be criticized by Chris Moore
 * //**In my opinion**// good artwork NEEDS an emotion that sticks in your head, so everything else you look at is hardly worth looking at for a while
 * //**In my opinion**//, work comes from the epitome of the human mind while noming on potato chips.
 * //**In my opinion,**// good artwork has to be done with ingenuity of the materials available to you. Not everyone can afford a thousand dollar paint set.
 * //**In my opinion**// good works are those done outside the box
 * //**In my opinion**// art has to be seen in context

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STOCKHOLDER

I prefer Chegal over Stockholder. Her work makes no sense to me whatsoever. I enjoy the way Chegal mixes his paint-it looks very beautiful. At first I couldn't understand his work either, but then I tried not to look at it literally, since his are based more on emotions, so I have changed my mind.