Will memes ever be taken seriously as means of art?
>>3138903
I'd say memes has had a bigger impact on our society and culture than most modern art nowadays
>>3138912
This is what I think too. Smartphones and accessibility of the internet really has changed society now.
>>3138903
art a always been a meme.
>>3138903
I can't believe Pynchon finally posted on /lit/
>>3138903
"Memes" are much more than just the modern definition of "those funny pictures the kids like." Memes are more of an idea that passes through a group.
He's a big guy
>>3138903
bugs... easy on the carrot
Lay off the carrots bugs, jeez
>>3138967
For
>>3138982 (you)
>>3138903
Memetic art and its effects on the early-mid 21st Century will likely be deciphered by historians in the future. It will likely be seen as a form of individual propaganda that people used to court or repel others from a specific ideology.
>>3138948
He did?
>>3138903
bugs... take it easy
Bugs.. Take it easy on the carrots..
memes are just a modern, specific word for a timeless phenomenon.
recursive imagery and formats with ever-mutating meanings, contexts and iterations, the meme isn't a social gene but a cultural-linguistic one.
>>3138903
memes ARE a form of art anon
>>3138903
OH BUG :DDDDDD EASY ON THE CARRODS :DDDDD
>>3138912
Memes are the real modern art.
>>3138903
They're already taken seriously by shitheaps who take them out of the internet and use them unironically for socio-political commentary and by shitheaps who take them seriously, sensationalize them, and present them as a political group in mainstream media.
Normies were a mistake.
>>3138903
You meant they aren't art right now?
>>3138948
Give me a link right now
>>3142404