Q: what's your honest opinion on the whole "art is subjective" debate? i find myself changing opinion on that every once in a while, especially about music and film (which i know more about than painting or sculpture). of course, everyone can like what they like but i can't help but give more weight to experts like critics and other artists. for example, an average movie goer may like some film that Roger Ebert says is crap, and that's ok, but without watching the film i'm gonna believe Roger Ebert first. if Bill Wurtz (a multi instrumentalist with years of music behind his belt) says that  some piece is bad then that opinion holds more weight than if i said that. and even more so when you have a majority of experts agree with it. this has lead to a lot of dissonance where i feel ashamed when i like something, or even more ashamed when i dislike something that for example quentin tarantino says is a masterpiece. I just can't help but feel that
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rts opinion even on art is more important than an average consumers opinion. Your thoughts?
A: my strategy is to just try making some stuff and see what happens. i'm not sure if that answers your question