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Date Posted: 08:02:01 05/03/02 Fri
Author: Tania
Subject: 20th Century Art

Of course, I believe everyone is intitled to their own thoughts and opinions. It seems to me that 20th century art is very thought provoking. Most painters paint how they feel when they are looking/thinking about a certain object. It is hard for the (reader) of the painting to have the same thought, so the painter also invites you to give it your own meaning. However, some of the of the so call works of art do look like pre-school finger-paintings, but it's a form of free expression. I'm not sure whether I dislike 20th Century Art as much as the rest of the class. I find it somewhat interesting.

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