That's an art installation, titled Dispersed Arguments, by Matt Pych. He used birdseeds to spell out common arguments. I guess it's sort of a public intervention on an arguing couple, saying that arguments are for the birds anyhow!
This was part of the Dumbo Arts Center's Art Under the Bridge Festival: Link to the pic above | Gallery - via scoboco
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That was harsh, I apologize.
Sure, if *everything* is art, then nothing is, but where do you distinguish the line between art and not art?
But lets not confuse a clever idea, or a unique but simplistic technique as real art. Real art takes real talent, real skill, and real knowledge - none of which all this pop "art" crap has.
It's only because real art is so scarce, that the art world, art critics, and more importantly the art snobs (aka investors) have invented all this pop art nonsense so that they have something to build their artificially valued business on.
Most modern art relies solely on the pompous evaluations of (mostly) people who have no real world skills what so ever.
I went to the bathroom today. Now THAT was art.
The converse of course are those "artists" that can't seem to create anything that anyone is willing to pay for (with their OWN money). If they only survive off government teat (whether outight welfare or through Arts sponsorship programs) then they are but parasites and worthy of rebuke & scorn.