/lit/ - Literature

I wouldn't mind conceptual art if the concepts themselves weren't always so banal and predictable:

>muh capitalism is wicked
>the public are all consumerist drones
>consider the poor and the blacks yeah?

Every exhibition is the same shit, like a visual Guardian editorial.
I remember reading the Chapman Bros. book 'Bad art for Bad people' and realising it boiled down to:

>we use cliched Nazi imagery
>if you find it banal, or cliched, it's because you are too blase, not that we lack imagination
>maybe you are the real Nazi for finding Nazi imagery cliched instead of brilliant