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1. Yet in both its anti-art and anti-dada stages it makes a positive contribution to modern art.

2. Thus, both bars and the anti-art activities have become a fashion of consumption.

3. The "anti-art" tendency of Adorno and Zhuang Tzu is closely related with their philosophy and their views on social reality and ideology.

4. Crabapple proudly proclaimed her group an "anti-art school," and this kind of subversive sensibility seems to fuel the scene.

5. As the anti-art urge in modern artists prompts them to topple or transcend themselves, they help audience to look at art intuitively by using silence, blanks and sketchy approaches.

6. But the remainder are works of non-art, anti-art, and art substitutes that are the aesthetic counterparts of the social deficiencies that land people in the clink on charges of vagrancy.

7. While your favorite local artist is showing his anti-art film at the local 20-seater,(Sentencedict.com) Beverly Hills Chihuahua is playing down the street at the mega-multiplex.

8. While Duchamp's influence upon modem design roots in his unreasonable anti-art mind, which has enlightened the post-modernistic design.

9. The attack and abuse the Impressionists suffered from mostly derive from the anti-art factors.

10. A can of an artist's bowel movement labeled "100% Pure Artist's Shit." Anti-art is a far cry from something purely beautiful like the Sistine Chapel.

11. Whichever the case of its art, I think it would be difficult to claim that it requires any technical skill or craftsmanship above mediocrity. This, too, it shares with anti-art.

12. KC: Yes it does seem to work that way, just as they can use a cheap kind of anti-art or anti-dissident or anti-vulgarity rhetoric to carry out surveillance and to randomly arrest people.