Il Ministero polacco della Cultura ha finanziato questa scultura chiamata “Fence” di Monika Sosnowska con 377.000 PLN. Esposto al Museo Jan Kochanowski di Czarnolas. Cosa pensi dei finanziamenti pubblici all’arte contemporanea?

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    1. OMGguy2008 on

      I’d rather have my government pay for healthcare and education than a really bent fence.

    2. the_weaver_of_dreams on

      It’s important that art (and the arts more broadly) receive public funding. Nonetheless, some publicly funded projects can appear questionable.

    3. Schmiznurf on

      Contemporary art is mostly just trash and not worth the materials it took to make.

    4. LowFatConundrum on

      Did someone tip it over? Looks like it should be upright.

    5. niemacotuwpisac on

      Nothing particular – just do it for your own money…

    6. Vanir-Aesir on

      They made a “statue” out of old building’s rubble in one of polish parks for over 2 million PLN.

      They just threw a bunch of rubble on a pile, called it art and took the money.

      I was so mad when I found out about it. It’s just opportunists stealing taxpayers money at this point.

    7. Afraid_Line_7948 on

      ….. and my neighbourhood still has crooked, 60-year-old communist pavement.

    8. Glass-News-9184 on

      I’m all for it and it’s great if it’s next in the public space. Btw, Polish museums buy works of contemporary Polish artists all the time but also severely lack money. This is much more developed in the UK, France or Germany.

    9. I think some people can sell it as scrap metal and it will be more useful.

      377 000pln is 75,4 times more of monthly minimal wage without taxes.

    10. Where do I sign up for funding? I’ve seen shit like this in an empty lot near my house.

    11. Gold_Size_1258 on

      Listen, I get it. Art is important. The artists need to eat too. But let’s remember that when the government pays for it, it’s essentially forcing the taxpayers to give money.

      I wouldn’t have any problems if it was a private comission or cheaper.

    12. Electrical_Panda_326 on

      It’s basically a modern way of money laundering or corruption.

    13. Superb-Wonder-1896 on

      a lot of contemporary art is genuinely awesome. people tend to think of mainstream shit like this that got famous because of how bad it is, but there is also a lot of good stuff, not well known by people. that being said this right here is just idiotic. in no way, could anyone persuade me that this trash was worth our money.

    14. GodNeedsMoney on

      Nation needs to care and build it’s culture, even if someone doesn’t understand art, philosophy or science.

    15. fapping_wombat on

      I know 1 or 2 things about art, but I have no idea what that could mean, so probably money laundering

    16. cheddarboiii on

      Residency programs are better suited for gov spending on arts and they would actually make the most sense assuming it would warrant freedom of topic and just vague agreement to form of the artwork.

      Commissions only make sense for grand projects/events (e.g. in recent years the only events that would make sense are entering eu and eventually COVID memorial).

      Potentially full reworks of communal parks and Old towns (tho it would be more optimal to use the works from residencies instead.)

    17. Adventurous_Sky_3647 on

      i coulda bent that fence myself for two beers and a cig

    18. ron_balboa on

      It looks like my bird feeder after the crow was done with it 😁. And he created that art for just a handfull of peanuts

    19. hey_Hey_I_saveD_me on

      I don’t mind government supporting art to some degree, but the amount the artist got begs a question what warrants this amount of money.

      This is roughly 8 years off gross minimum wage. I don’t think it took it even eight of this time to make this sculpture, even assuming this is not just twisted fence but it was made by hand from scratch.

      I would argue that at some money threshold ministry should explain in detail why they spent such money.

    20. DatOneAxolotl on

      Pretty sure I could make that for free just by tearing up a fence.

    21. Coriolis_PL on

      As reasonable as The Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw… 😒

    22. Realistically, how much would making something like that cost? I’ve had some experience with building costs and I know a fence like that can be expensive, but we’re talking a few thousand, not that. I’m not a lawyer but if that’s not we call “niegospodarność” in Polish law then we need to find or make a different paragraph for it.

    23. Cool-Funny-1459 on

      Great! Instead of helping firefighters, animals, and people that were harmed during forest Solski fire the goverment wastes money on thrash!

    24. Shy_Smoke_CDXX on

      give me 6 beers and I will demolish sometnig that will look beter

    25. I’m all for it. Like really, people need those things in our life and I like seeing nice art, sculptures walking down the cities. What you posted is not nice though. Maybe it have some sens if you deep dive into modern art. It’s not visialy pleasing. It’s fucking horrendous.

    26. Creepy-Note-7634 on

      It is a good thing to do. Art is a part of healthy society.

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