antiart

See also: anti-art

English

Etymology

From anti- +‎ art.

Adjective

antiart (comparative more antiart, superlative most antiart)

1. Opposed to art, or to the concept of fine art
   • 1992 March 27, Fred Camper, “The Unordered Universe”, in Chicago Reader‎^[1]:

     Some saw them, and other Rauschenberg works, as neo-Dada, antiart gestures, for example.

Translations

antiartistic — see antiartistic

Noun

antiart (uncountable)

1. (art) Art created in opposition to the concept of art
   • 1989 June 16, Gary Kamiya, “Reading: Children of the Void”, in Chicago Reader‎^[2]:

     The weakness exists within culture itself, in the form of certain desires, dreams, and deliriums called up by "entertainment," mass culture, by certain types of antiart.

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Related terms

• antiartist
• antiartistic

Anagrams

• antirat, intrata