'Made You Look': Well done Netflix doc about an $80M art forgery scam that went on for years at NYC's most prestigious art gallery. Really made me wonder about modern art and these people who pay millions for stuff that they then deem worthless five minutes later.

Yeah, context is important with art. Technical skill is one thing; but what draws certain folks to certain art is resonance which results from surrounding culture/personal taste (Christ, I wanna wash the douche hands that unironically typed that douche sentence). Something that subjective has feelings and justification attached to it.

There is a line though. Duct taping a banana to a wall and selling it as art smacks of folks disappearing up their own ass to seem erudite for seeing things in a “work” that bails on stuff like; I don’t know, skill/aesthetic/style/how your apartment smells after it’s third week. Maybe that resonates with someone, and I hope I never meet them. Let alone spend $120,000 on it. I’m ranting and am sorry.

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