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romanywg
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by romanywg on Jul 11, 2008 14:48:46 GMT 1, " The Artist is now taking the art, graffiti, and political world by storm". Slight hyperbole.
" The Artist is now taking the art, graffiti, and political world by storm". Slight hyperbole.
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by giiiant on Jul 11, 2008 14:59:07 GMT 1, way better than the last one
way better than the last one
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by Tower Art Gallery on Jul 11, 2008 15:02:57 GMT 1, 100artworks proudly presents...
100artworks proudly presents...
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by weeble on Jul 11, 2008 15:03:31 GMT 1, " The Artist is now taking the art, graffiti, and political world by storm". Slight hyperbole. is this part where im torn to bits over nothing ? i dont think that comment was necessary
not really, by definition a hyperbole is a claim that's not meant to be taken literally.
but good work fella, i like it. keep it up . 
" The Artist is now taking the art, graffiti, and political world by storm". Slight hyperbole. is this part where im torn to bits over nothing ? i dont think that comment was necessary not really, by definition a hyperbole is a claim that's not meant to be taken literally. but good work fella, i like it. keep it up . |
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by Tower Art Gallery on Jul 11, 2008 15:18:17 GMT 1, 100artworks proudly presents...
100artworks proudly presents...
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romanywg
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by romanywg on Jul 11, 2008 17:53:13 GMT 1, Now the one above is pretty good. Like to see that on the streets with a window frame around it.
Now the one above is pretty good. Like to see that on the streets with a window frame around it.
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by doublehelix on Jul 11, 2008 18:45:38 GMT 1, I much prefer the Ron English version, or of course the original:
I much prefer the Ron English version, or of course the original: |
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by beefloaf on Jul 11, 2008 19:03:45 GMT 1, " The Artist is now taking the art, graffiti, and political world by storm". Slight hyperbole. is this part where im torn to bits over nothing ? i dont think that comment was necessary
WOW, YOU ARE REALLY THIN SKINNED FOR A STREET ARTIST, AREN'T YOU? I GUESS YOU HAVE LOW SELF ESTEEM AND THAT IS WHY YOU DON'T CAPITALIZE I WHEN YOU REFER TO YOURSELF.
" The Artist is now taking the art, graffiti, and political world by storm". Slight hyperbole. is this part where im torn to bits over nothing ? i dont think that comment was necessary WOW, YOU ARE REALLY THIN SKINNED FOR A STREET ARTIST, AREN'T YOU? I GUESS YOU HAVE LOW SELF ESTEEM AND THAT IS WHY YOU DON'T CAPITALIZE I WHEN YOU REFER TO YOURSELF. |
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by spirit on Jul 11, 2008 19:05:56 GMT 1, is this part where im torn to bits over nothing ? i dont think that comment was necessary WOW, YOU ARE REALLY THIN SKINNED FOR A STREET ARTIST, AREN'T YOU? I GUESS YOU HAVE LOW SELF ESTEEM AND THAT IS WHY YOU DON'T CAPITALIZE I WHEN YOU REFER TO YOURSELF.
Conversely, is that the reason you capitalise everything?
is this part where im torn to bits over nothing ? i dont think that comment was necessary WOW, YOU ARE REALLY THIN SKINNED FOR A STREET ARTIST, AREN'T YOU? I GUESS YOU HAVE LOW SELF ESTEEM AND THAT IS WHY YOU DON'T CAPITALIZE I WHEN YOU REFER TO YOURSELF. Conversely, is that the reason you capitalise everything? |
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by ruat caelum on Jul 11, 2008 19:35:41 GMT 1, " The Artist is now taking the art, graffiti, and political world by storm". Slight hyperbole. is this part where im torn to bits over nothing ? i dont think that comment was necessary
Cartrain,
Why do you say that? Was that quote meant to be serious? For example, do you really believe you are taking the art world by storm?
" The Artist is now taking the art, graffiti, and political world by storm". Slight hyperbole. is this part where im torn to bits over nothing ? i dont think that comment was necessaryCartrain, Why do you say that? Was that quote meant to be serious? For example, do you really believe you are taking the art world by storm? |
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by gbh on Jul 12, 2008 0:30:50 GMT 1, Pure Evil has a nice Guernica as well
Pure Evil has a nice Guernica as well
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by nacional on Jul 12, 2008 11:46:44 GMT 1, Respect to Cartrain, a good artist getting better in leaps and bounds and a thoroughly good bloke as well....
Respect to Cartrain, a good artist getting better in leaps and bounds and a thoroughly good bloke as well....
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by duncanfearnley on Jul 12, 2008 14:17:29 GMT 1, Respect to Cartrain, a good artist getting better in leaps and bounds and a thoroughly good bloke as well....
now that is hyperbole.
Respect to Cartrain, a good artist getting better in leaps and bounds and a thoroughly good bloke as well.... now that is hyperbole. |
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by ceba on Jul 12, 2008 15:34:55 GMT 1, i dont understand why cartrain gets such a hammering with such cheap repetative tiresome spite. am amazed how quick some are to condem this kid
This kid is 17 or 18 and to be attacked with cheap wisecracks and what equates to unconstractive judgements is the refuge of the incompetent bullly boy fool in my opinion and says more about the bully boy than it does about a kid who clearly has a talent far beyond theirs. taking pleasure in this type of sport does not interest me. i dont see him leave likewise comments as a response Guernicas great mate.
All this crap about selling out Comments made by idiots who still thinK WW1 was a cross between a game of cricket and a jousting tornement
Cartrain has only added to the variety of art on the london streets and that can only be a good thing
i dont understand why cartrain gets such a hammering with such cheap repetative tiresome spite. am amazed how quick some are to condem this kid
This kid is 17 or 18 and to be attacked with cheap wisecracks and what equates to unconstractive judgements is the refuge of the incompetent bullly boy fool in my opinion and says more about the bully boy than it does about a kid who clearly has a talent far beyond theirs. taking pleasure in this type of sport does not interest me. i dont see him leave likewise comments as a response Guernicas great mate.
All this crap about selling out Comments made by idiots who still thinK WW1 was a cross between a game of cricket and a jousting tornement
Cartrain has only added to the variety of art on the london streets and that can only be a good thing
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by ceba on Jul 12, 2008 15:41:55 GMT 1, i dont understand why cartrain gets such a hammering with such cheap repetative tiresome spite. am amazed how quick some are to condem this kid
This kid is 17 or 18 and to be attacked with cheap wisecracks and what equates to unconstractive judgements is the refuge of the incompetent bullly boy fool in my opinion and says more about the bully boy than it does about a kid who clearly has a talent far beyond theirs. taking pleasure in this type of sport does not interest me. i dont see him leave likewise comments as a response Guernicas great mate.
All this crap about selling out Comments made by idiots who still thinK WW1 was a cross between a game of cricket and a jousting tornement
Cartrain has only added to the variety of art on the london streets and that can only be a good thing
i dont understand why cartrain gets such a hammering with such cheap repetative tiresome spite. am amazed how quick some are to condem this kid
This kid is 17 or 18 and to be attacked with cheap wisecracks and what equates to unconstractive judgements is the refuge of the incompetent bullly boy fool in my opinion and says more about the bully boy than it does about a kid who clearly has a talent far beyond theirs. taking pleasure in this type of sport does not interest me. i dont see him leave likewise comments as a response Guernicas great mate.
All this crap about selling out Comments made by idiots who still thinK WW1 was a cross between a game of cricket and a jousting tornement
Cartrain has only added to the variety of art on the london streets and that can only be a good thing
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by jon11 on Jul 12, 2008 15:46:20 GMT 1, who the fuck would buy this to actually put it up...? come on!
CARTRAIN - i love your passion for the scene and strong desire to crack it but i really think you need to stay locked away pal and develop your style and talents - sellin shit for money thats what causes the backlash - but i understand as a young artist you probably need the coin for workin your art - i'd rather give you money than see you knockin out this crap though - although i'm a bit tight at the moment so you'd have to do some odd jobs for it - 'bob a job style'!
and ease up on the crap stencils around the brick lane shoreditch area - its vandalism not art - your placement is not thought through at all - if you're going to throw something that small up why not do it on a board or frame it to give it some grounding
who the fuck would buy this to actually put it up...? come on!
CARTRAIN - i love your passion for the scene and strong desire to crack it but i really think you need to stay locked away pal and develop your style and talents - sellin shit for money thats what causes the backlash - but i understand as a young artist you probably need the coin for workin your art - i'd rather give you money than see you knockin out this crap though - although i'm a bit tight at the moment so you'd have to do some odd jobs for it - 'bob a job style'!
and ease up on the crap stencils around the brick lane shoreditch area - its vandalism not art - your placement is not thought through at all - if you're going to throw something that small up why not do it on a board or frame it to give it some grounding
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by bige on Jul 12, 2008 23:08:54 GMT 1, Really Great work by cartrain :-)
Really Great work by cartrain :-)
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by a4mnt on Jul 13, 2008 0:10:41 GMT 1, I think this page is playing up as I'm obvioulsy not seeing the same pictures.
I think this page is playing up as I'm obvioulsy not seeing the same pictures.
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ruat caelum
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by ruat caelum on Jul 13, 2008 1:42:17 GMT 1, Really Great work by cartrain :-)
Silky's Girl,
I fully appreciate that taste in art is personal and subjective. It may also be the case that I'm being a bit thick, which happens rather often. However, could you explain for me why you think Cartrain's work is "Really Great"?
This is a genuine question and, provided you have the time, I would be grateful if you could articulate your reasons. I ask because, although he's clearly trying, I just don't understand how Cartrain's work can be described in such a manner.
None of what I've seen by Cartrain would even get through the selection process of an art school end-of-year show. It also wasn't clear whether you were using the description of "Really Great" in an absolute sense, or in a relative sense (as in "Really great compared to the art I own" or "Really great for a 14-year old").
Separately, are you going to purchase one of Cartrain's 'Guernica' prints for ยฃ40? If so, this would be putting your money where your mouth is, in which case fair dues to you.
Really Great work by cartrain :-) Silky's Girl, I fully appreciate that taste in art is personal and subjective. It may also be the case that I'm being a bit thick, which happens rather often. However, could you explain for me why you think Cartrain's work is "Really Great"? This is a genuine question and, provided you have the time, I would be grateful if you could articulate your reasons. I ask because, although he's clearly trying, I just don't understand how Cartrain's work can be described in such a manner. None of what I've seen by Cartrain would even get through the selection process of an art school end-of-year show. It also wasn't clear whether you were using the description of "Really Great" in an absolute sense, or in a relative sense (as in "Really great compared to the art I own" or "Really great for a 14-year old"). Separately, are you going to purchase one of Cartrain's ' Guernica' prints for ยฃ40? If so, this would be putting your money where your mouth is, in which case fair dues to you. |
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by jam on Jul 13, 2008 3:07:54 GMT 1, I feel as though I will have a conniption if I see one more version of "Guernica". Some works should be appreciated for what they are and left alone by other artists, rather than being chased in some vein endeavor to gain credibility by attempting to mimic artistic greatness. One must archive some measure of success on their own merits and ideas before exploring interpretations of iconic pieces.
I also believe a mass lobotomy is in order as there is an unnerving trend to 'appreciate' art that is sub par at best. I respect the notion art is subjective, but the line of what should garner recognition as being good, let along great, is blurring further by the day.
I feel as though I will have a conniption if I see one more version of "Guernica". Some works should be appreciated for what they are and left alone by other artists, rather than being chased in some vein endeavor to gain credibility by attempting to mimic artistic greatness. One must archive some measure of success on their own merits and ideas before exploring interpretations of iconic pieces.
I also believe a mass lobotomy is in order as there is an unnerving trend to 'appreciate' art that is sub par at best. I respect the notion art is subjective, but the line of what should garner recognition as being good, let along great, is blurring further by the day.
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by Heavyconsumer on Jul 13, 2008 3:15:01 GMT 1, "I also believe a mass lobotomy is in order as there is an unnerving trend to 'appreciate' art that is sub par at best,."
LOL! ;D
"I also believe a mass lobotomy is in order as there is an unnerving trend to 'appreciate' art that is sub par at best,."
LOL! ;D
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by eddiedangerous on Jul 13, 2008 7:52:08 GMT 1, I think this page is playing up as I'm obvioulsy not seeing the same pictures.
pmsl
I think this page is playing up as I'm obvioulsy not seeing the same pictures. pmsl |
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by Daniel Silk on Jul 13, 2008 9:53:25 GMT 1, Open minds everyone?
Open minds everyone?
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BME
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by BME on Jul 13, 2008 13:39:57 GMT 1,
my mind's open but my wallet's staying closed...
my mind's open but my wallet's staying closed... |
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by alsbabar on Jul 13, 2008 14:01:33 GMT 1, Who?
Who?
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by felix on Jul 13, 2008 14:25:43 GMT 1,
How can you say that alsbabar, everyone knows you are him 
How can you say that alsbabar, everyone knows you are him |
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by felix on Jul 13, 2008 14:28:59 GMT 1, 
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by alsbabar on Jul 13, 2008 14:29:19 GMT 1, I wish i was 12 again
i cant even remember when I was last time around
I wish i was 12 again i cant even remember when I was last time around |
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by mcnuts on Jul 13, 2008 14:43:13 GMT 1, jam, jam, jam sadly i dont agree. What the art world needs is another reworking of mona lisa and, if there is time, perhaps a new che image 
EDIT: It would almost be interesting, in a sad way, to have a thread which could gather the most reworked/tired/worn images.
I just whipped this image up a minute ago....
I feel as though I will have a conniption if I see one more version of "Guernica". Some works should be appreciated for what they are and left alone by other artists, rather than being chased in some vein endeavor to gain credibility by attempting to mimic artistic greatness. One must archive some measure of success on their own merits and ideas before exploring interpretations of iconic pieces. I also believe a mass lobotomy is in order as there is an unnerving trend to 'appreciate' art that is sub par at best. I respect the notion art is subjective, but the line of what should garner recognition as being good, let along great, is blurring further by the day.
jam, jam, jam sadly i dont agree. What the art world needs is another reworking of mona lisa and, if there is time, perhaps a new che image EDIT: It would almost be interesting, in a sad way, to have a thread which could gather the most reworked/tired/worn images. I just whipped this image up a minute ago.... I feel as though I will have a conniption if I see one more version of "Guernica". Some works should be appreciated for what they are and left alone by other artists, rather than being chased in some vein endeavor to gain credibility by attempting to mimic artistic greatness. One must archive some measure of success on their own merits and ideas before exploring interpretations of iconic pieces. I also believe a mass lobotomy is in order as there is an unnerving trend to 'appreciate' art that is sub par at best. I respect the notion art is subjective, but the line of what should garner recognition as being good, let along great, is blurring further by the day. |
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