bad art and how you can help

picture you as you

but instead of really being you, you're the type of you that might,

say,

have a website called goodart.org

and should you run goodart.org

you would (naturally) need a section on bad art as well

and this may be what you would have to say about good art and bad art,

I can't tell if this is serious but I think it probably isn't?

then again, maybe not

(also it is disappointing that to illustrate bad art they simply took major examples of major art movements of the past century. If you're gonna be a hater, I'd be charmed to see a little more verve and originality.)

on second look you should most definitely also check out the frequently asked questions page,

where you may find solutions to such age old questions as What makes good art good and bad and bad? and Why do so many people defend the bad stuff and attack the good stuff? What makes them do it? or at least What can we do to make things better?