Gareth

Another dive loop, I think...

the rides I like weren't made three decades ago.

I think those plans look brilliant - it's very interesting to see them with graphic detail applied...

the fact that the character dylan has no real story provides the opportunity to create one.just because they say so doesn't mean its true.

okay, I do accept others points of view, bu I am also stating mine.IMO its not an enjoyable experience; you can have a coherant convosation on the ride; thats how dull it is.I am letting others have their opinions.as is said so much on these forums:"end."

people should actually be calling it Saw now though

I'd rather go on something which will give me a thrill, than an ugly one which will give me a crooked neck.

okay fine; your opinion...

eugh, dont say what I have to say is crap - you're not better than me.and come on guys, isn't it too obvious that corkscrew is too outdated?

I'm sorry but it's trueAND STOP DELETING MY POSTS!!!

the guy with tha eyes is on the lynx ad...

meh, good riddance, it hurt my neck, and it looks fugly.

no, its not the end, it wont be just because you said it.IMO I think it has a connection.

its not over, we're just airing our opinions. everyone's matters, just don't dismiss it...project calypsoproject stealthproject odysseyhmmm, they all tied in well...

when detonator gondola clinks onto the lifting mechanism

do you have a photobucket, picxturetrail, or anyother online photo albums?

I never said I was correct, I was merely defending a point which I feel strongly for. and you just said what I have been saying - its about how someone views it, I am just trying to suggest that perhaps people could think about art, before they dismiss it, and simply think it is nothing.I am not afraid to say its not art, because it is. I am very sorry to all traditionalists out there, but art, much like fashion, emotions and opinions, has changed over the past few decades, and while everyone can like what they want, they should not simply dismiss something they dont like, on the grounds that it has no visual appeal.I would rather you didnt patronise me, it is rude, and abraisive. btw, if you did submit a piece of conceptual art in an exam [not the ones in GCSEs ALEVELs etc.] but in a strong, fine art course, then I think that you could get the grades, should you be able to back up your statement with a strong message.I've said it before, it is very annoying when people say they could create a piece of concpetual art, so if they could, go on then, I'd like to see how far you could go without clear thought into what you are doing.by saying I am afraid to say it's not art, you are putting yourself into the catergory you just explained.

meh, I dont deserve her.

I know its a bummer isn't it, but meh, now that it is a cultural icon, I just thought: I had to see it!as for the bricks concept. I would continue it, IF it needed conituing, but it doesn't. why would I plagiarise someone elses perfectly brilliant idea, when I could have many stored up in my mind?btw, you're talking to a potential fine art student, so beware!

I do love my sims.btw, when I see that, I wont objectify as you do.look at her stance, her clothes, her statement she is making to hollywood.imo, its a great example of fashion of the ages, all coming together to make one lovely photograph, of rihanna, in a corset, wtih patent leather gloves, and is imo the best shot of her video.its also inspiration!

Well the way I see it. A statement and something which I would gladly spend my time in looking at seriously horrid. its dark, its miserable. tbh, I am really pissed off that when ever anyone wishes to give an example of 'real' art, they show the mona lisa. ive seen it in person, and it really isnt all that. overrated, it doesn't do anything for the imagination.you see those bricks, you think: why are there bricks here. you see the collection, you think: why are they all organised so differently? then you make your own interpretations...

grrrr. I'm not, I'm encouraging you to look beyond what is sitting in front of you. you interpret the art how you want, but dont go and dismiss it.

"Lol don't slag off the tate modern like that It brought us those slides! And they were good fun. Even if I did have to queue for ages to get my ticket, only to be told that I had to wait around for a few hours before my slide time, then there was another queue outside ths slide ."modern art often incorporates the viewers - it pushes them down a slide - it makes them walka round it.

those bricks in the tate are an example of ahowing that we shouldn't judge by face value. if we look at one verticle stack of 120 bricks, and then at one horizontal stack of 120 bricks, they may look different, but on the inside, and their matter are both the same... think race, think society.