Quote by Ad Reinhardt

Art is Art. Everything else is everything else.

Art is Art. Everything else is everything else.

Summary

This quote by Ad Reinhardt emphasizes the unique value and essence of art. It suggests that art should be seen and appreciated independently of all other considerations. Reinhardt implies that art possesses its own distinct qualities and shouldn't be compared or mixed with non-artistic elements. By making this statement, he brings attention to art's intrinsic nature, urging us to recognize and respect its autonomy and importance within the larger realm of human expression and experience.

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