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Old 03.29.2007, 03:48 PM   #24
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I must have missed this thread.

"The art of selling Kitsch" is what Kinkade is about.
Here's an interesting read, that explains his work for what it really is... crap.
http://threemagi.com/art/criticism4.html

Kitsch comes in many shapes and sizes. IKEA is a good example of Kitsch at it's very best, or should I say worst.

Quote:
Art, pictures and other decorations bring life to your walls. IKEA has a wide range of frames, pre-framed pictures, art cards and wall deco to choose from. All in different, sizes, shapes and colors - at prices you can afford.

The only difference is that IKEA's cheaper.

 

Paul Wachowski
$79.99
 


Artist Paul Wachowski has taken it upon himself to capture the essence of Swedish mega-store shopping with his Ikea series Giclée prints of Ikea scenes.
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