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Randy West

I'm sure many people would simply refuse to consider Randy West's work as photography. Probably many people would even refuse to call it art ("I could do that."). But that shouldn't concern us.

PS: From having lived in different countries I think I'd claim the more mercantilistic a society the more unwilling it is to support art and the more people you find who say artists are wasting taxpayers' money. Needless to say, if you approach art like a commodity you are negating art's inherent value - which cannot be bought, owned or even exhibited.

Posted on August 20, 2003 8:38 AM |

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