Earlier quoted context omitted.
I expect that whatever shows up in the MOMA to be the 10%. Further, the "intention of the artist" is completely lost if there is no explanation, and the work is shown in a gallery without context. Something has to give.
> I expect that whatever shows up in the MOMA to be the 10%. Fair enough. > Further, the "intention of the artist" is completely lost if there is no explanation, and the work is shown in a gallery without context. However, some of the strongest form of art today (prehistoric cave painting) have lost all of their context and hope of being understood. I think we can manage without any explanation most of the time.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mBCa9WPHlWI
"Before the Fall, when they wrote it on the wall, and there wasn't even any Hollywood..."