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0 to 25 years old:
(σχεδόν τίποτα δεν είναι άξιο να λέγεται τέχνη, ακόμα και αν γίνεται από "πιστοποιημένο" καλλιτέχνη)
Almost nothing is true art. Certainly nothing common or popular. Art is created by a few geniuses denied popular acclaim by their own uncompromising vision.
25 to 100 years old:
(μερικά πράγματα είναι τέχνη ή λαϊκή τέχνη)
Not everything is art, but a lot is, even some of the popular stuff. At the time, people thought they were just enjoying something fun and entertaining, but actually they were in the presence of true brilliance.
100 to 2,000 years old:
(σχεδόν κάθε τι που έχει "επιζήσει" είναι τέχνη)
Any creative work made by anyone is worth investigation, preservation and in-depth academic criticism. Every painting, poem and rustic folk song is indicative of the ineffable zeitgeist of the cultural disposition. People were surrounded by art all the time and didn’t even realize it.
2,000 to 30,000 years old:
(ό,τι έχει φτάσει ως τις μέρες μας είναι τέχνη)
Everything is art. Not just words and pictures, but pottery and baskets and huts. Even if they just wanted to make something to boil the tannins out of their acorns, these artists were actually participating in an age-old ritual where the creative soul and utilitarian necessity united into a singular expression of their culture’s unique viewpoint. And if they scratched a little picture into the rock that meant “stand here to watch the women bathe without them seeing you,” they were the Michelangelo of their time.
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