Hi Ominion,

So you are saying some artists are not open to other artist’s work? Due to their high ego…? I think it’s a problem if an artist is not open to works other than his or her own, hence narrow perspective…

I agree, it’s interesting to learn about what makes and distinguishes classical / historical artists from one another. Just like how I do enjoy hearing the works of a great classical composer (something I can recall) in mid of a classical music performance.

Would be nice to see someone create an awesome, inspiring, historically changing art…

…But your post really made me want to share my visiting remembrance from one museum….

I don’t know what it’s supposed to represent, but I saw an art piece presented at MOMA San Francisco (I think… Or it could be somewhere else) and it was a portrait of a bread slice. My sister and I laughed soooo much without trying to catch attention from other visitors… Of all that I could think of from that museum, that slice of white and not wheat bread stuck to my head till this day. We’re like joking and said like, “oh we could eat that…”

It was really new, but it was very interesting.

🙂