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art for art's sake

Art For Shock’s Sake: The Business and Aesthetic of Rejection

August 14, 2013 | FlaglerLive | 2 Comments

Peter Cerreta, the Palm Coast artist who had a work of his own rejected at the “Monsters of Bigotry” show at Hollingsworth Gallery, adds his perspective to the debate about art that belongs (or doesn’t) in galleries and museums, concluding that “not every piece that shocks for shock’s sake” does.

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