Re:3Blue1Brown and the Beauty of Mathematics [video]
by dbtx on Sunday January 19, 2020 @11:02PM
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(van Gogh)
Re:3Blue1Brown and the Beauty of Mathematics [video]
by krick on Sunday January 19, 2020 @11:15PM
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This is a funny mistake, since Picasso is a contradictory example: he was immensely successful during his lifetime.
Re:3Blue1Brown and the Beauty of Mathematics [video]
by hoseja on Monday January 20, 2020 @03:09AM
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Another relevant thing I learned about recently is that Dali was apparently considered massive sellout by his peers and seems to have gotten so famous thanks to a strategic move to America.
Take for instance a starving artist. In art it's in fact the case this this is common:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Starving_artist
Some artists due to their state may for instance cut off their ears like Pablo Picasso. This is a common co-occurrence with art. Society has done nothing to alleviate this problem in that other than a few recognized artists, the large morass go completely unsupported and fall into obscurity. In fact when society tries to rehabilitate such artists they attempt to do some by giving them remedial jobs that do not do justice to their perspective or talent, but such is the fate of the artist in that either they get market recognition or they fall into their own obscurity and may not even be known in their lifetimes.