Art is dying

Our art in this generation is dying. People in our generation have become extremely lazy. It has come to the point of art becoming too easy to make. Making people in museums say words like, "I could do that" to nearly every piece they come across. What happened to the wonderful artwork created by talented and passionate people. People like Leonardo da Vinci, Vincent van Gogh and Pablo Picasso, and many more artists like these, who paintings took hours of dedication and hard work to create. When the painting was finally done, sometimes painters would feel that the painting was not good enough to be shown, and they would start again or hide the art away from the world till they had something they knew people would love and admire. When one would look at a painting one could see the details, the talent and the hours it took to create such a masterpiece. Artwork that used to make people stop in their path and admire and treasure the work shown before them. Art like that used to be valued and worshipped.

But in these recent years, art has gotten lazy, people are considering a picture of banana, duck tapped to a wall 'art'. People have put no effort or thought into their work. Then there are stupid rich people bidding on 'art' like this, which is selling for millions of dollars. Giving the 'artist' more money imagined. You'd think that with all this great money, they could get supplies and essentials to hopefully, at least try and make proper art. But instead they just continue making the same boring and 'modern' art. 

To me, I think this is unacceptable, and it is only going to get worse. The years go on and, people still do nothing to help fix it. We should educate art students in schools to be creative and to put thought into their artworks, a piece of art that will stop everyone in their tracks, just to wonder and admire the magnificent piece this person has created. But if you are not an artist or just simply do not care for art it's self, then I guess you have nothing to worry about. But these people out there who are putting hard work and skill into their work, trying to get their pieces recognised and loved These people are loosing hope, and slowly giving up, because this 'modern', lazy and basic art is being shown more appreciation then talented, detailed and beautiful artwork. 

All one can do is spread the word, until one can come up with a great idea to action. Help, our art is dying.