"Animal Intent," an exhibit at NYC's apexart, incorporates interventions and creations made by animals.
Though defining exactly what art is is a near-impossible art all its own, human involvement seems to be an essential tenet, whether it's in creation or conceptualization. Yet nature and the wide range of animals within its domain have produced aesthetically astounding creations en masse since before humanity's time. Couldn't their works be considered art? Animal Intent, a group exhibition at NYC's apexart, argues yes, they can—and certainly should be.
Though defining exactly what art is is a near-impossible art all its own, human involvement seems to be an essential tenet, whether it's in creation or conceptualization. Yet nature and the wide range of animals within its domain have produced aesthetically astounding creations en masse since before humanity's time. Couldn't their works be considered art? Animal Intent, a group exhibition at NYC's apexart, argues yes, they can—and certainly should be.
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