This philosophy matches up with how I curate my music collection, which has brought me a great deal of joy even if it means no one will give me the aux cable at parties
Museum of Bad Art
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#22I went to the bad art museum in iceland and it was quite something to see in person. As you turn each corner, new dimensions of weird and shock emerge. Some was just kind of silly, and some was accidentally horrifying in an uncanny valley sort of way. Some were mental illness on display. I left with some very mixed feelings.. the ha-ha with the oh-no, and the oh-my! Definitely glad to have seen it. Online photos do not do the awfulness justice.
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#23The MOBA was always fun to visit after seeing a movie at Somerville Theatre. Recently I found myself wishing I were back in Somerville, because they had an anniversary showing of Hackers there in September, with special guest Renoly Santiago ("Phantom Phreak").
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#24Oh, they moved! I think they used to be in Somerville below the Somerville theater.
Yup, they moved back when Somerville Theater did the most recent renovations I think. I kind of miss going to the bathroom down there and seeing the strange art while wandering.
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#25The Athlete in the Sports Section [0] is glorious:
> Crayon and pencil on canvas, 40" x 30"
> Rescued from trash in Boston, MA
> The discus thrower's pink mini toga, wing tip shoes, and white socks define athletic sartorial splendor. This is among the largest crayon on canvas pieces one can ever hope to see.
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#26The Museum should ask if Ubisoft, Bethesda and EA would like to get involved (Digital "Art").
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#27The Museum should ask if Ubisoft, Bethesda and EA would like to get involved (Digital "Art").
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#28If this would have been the most prestigious and highly regarded Art I wouldn´t be able to tell the difference.
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#29The Athlete in the Sports Section [0] is glorious: > Crayon and pencil on canvas, 40" x 30" > Rescued from trash in Boston, MA > The discus thrower's pink mini toga, wing tip shoes, and white socks define athletic sartorial splendor. This is among the largest crayon on canvas pieces one can ever hope to see. 0: https://museumofbadart.org/sports/
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#30We can finally classify art as bad now?
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