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How to make art.

Step 4Now make something.

Now make something.
Once you have determined what artistic medium you intend to use and what the artwork is to be about, you are finally left to do the grunt work; producing the actual artwork.

For instance, with Tazer Tag I wanted to illustrate that people would forego their own personal safety to inflict pain upon others. To do this I created a tele-tactile game of submission and fun. In short, I made a game in which player can give each other varying electric shocks dependent on proximity to one another.

When I was done I put it in a gallery to prove that it is art.
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Mar 26, 2009. 3:14 PMsahas says:
it looks so cute
Dec 6, 2007. 8:23 PMcarbon says:
I rolf'd. :)

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