I do, because like I said so much importance is placed upon the interpretation of the art in abstract art.
It makes me doubt if the evaluation of the worth of the piece as a piece is accurate or bogged by the rhetoric or the community's expectations.
If that wasn't in play, I would say "well I guess some people like it" and leave it at that. It's just the way abstract art is judged that makes me doubt it.
Doubtlessly there are some pretentious people out there who don't judge a picture for what it's worth, but this goes for the abstract art you like as much as Pollock's. I don't understand why you find it unfathomable that people genuinely enjoy Pollock's art, as opposed to people who like other abstract art.
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