From left to right: Luka Lukova's "Heath Coverage," a political statement. Chris Frost's "Red Castle," a reflection of childhood.
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When graphic art becomes high art
From left to right: Luka Lukova's "Heath Coverage," a political statement. Chris Frost's "Red Castle," a reflection of childhood.
It's a habit of art-world insiders to look down at graphic art. Because it is done on commission, to meet a specific need, rather than born out of an artist's imagination for no reason other than that the artist is free to imagine, graphic art is viewed as second-rate. (Full article: 812 words)
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