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"What the hell is this?", might be your first impresson of this Avant-Garde art. Avant-Garde is a style of art that involves drug use, cat food consumption, use of different techniques, and a slight case of insanity for one to create. Every single work in the Avant-Garde genre has absolutely no meaning whatsoever and is generally considered crap by the mainstream, although it is highly well-regarded by drug addicts, insane asylum patients, and boring people. This art style was first concepted some time in some place by someone who was extremely bored.

Avant-Garde artists were voted the #10 smelliest people on Earth and Cygnus in a 2006 issue of Smells Like Teen Spirit. The we're just behing Slow Boy Running bassist Phil MecDanielson at #9. Courtney Love's vagina surprisingly only made it to the #4 slot. #1, of course, was listed as "People who listen to Avant-Garde".

Origins of Avant-Garde art[edit | edit source]

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"Qwertyuiop" by Some Dude; One of the first Avant-Garde paintings known to man


One day, when George Washington was watching Snakes on a Plane he got an idea. They wanted to do something extremely innovative, something that would make people say "WTF, mate?". And then, by the time they had the idea, they made the first Avant-Garde work which was a recording of various vocal noises. This was considered to be one of the greatest works of art ever created at the time of its conception. It died in a fire the next day, unfortunately. Mainly because this guy just didn't get the meaning of it.

This work of art inspired many artists to create their own weird stuff just several days later. One of the next major works of avant-garde art was a "music" recording made by Oscar Wilde, titled Donkey raping a banjo in A Minor, which was exactly what the title stated. The "song" or noise, to be more precise, instantly hit #1 on every single chart ever made. Then everyone forgot about it a week later. But this is still considered one of the greatest works of Avant-Garde music ever recorded.

These 2 very early Avant-Garde works have influenced many other works that still use these two as the main base of inspiration today. These also spawned Avant-Garde films, one of the first and most famous being "Laughing at the Suspense of Crippled People", which was directed by You. Even though nobody watched it, this is still considered to be one of the greatest experimental films ever created by all 2 people that have actually seen it.

To this day Avant-Garde art is still made quite often and it still doesn't sell shit.

Avant-Garde art today[edit | edit source]

Today, Avant-Garde art is still held in high expectations by washed-up prog rock musicians, Andy Warhol's ghost and that guy. Many works of art in this genre can be found at the U.S. national museum of Qwertyuiop located somewhere in Alaska.

Most of this art never/very rarely makes it into the mainstream because it has driven some people to utter insanity. So, to protect any more people from going insane, avant-garde art has been banned from becoming popular. If it gets popular, it's creator gets eaten by a Polar Bear.

Other Famous Avant-Garde Works[edit | edit source]

OMGLOOK ITS A BUNNY!!!!!!!!!! (1946)[edit | edit source]

John Lenin's infamous OMGLOOK ITS A BUNNY!!!!!!!!!! made him the world's only dectillionaire.

'OMGLOOK ITS A BUNNY!!!!!!!!!!' was created by John Lenin while having a very bad acid trip. Little did he know that a bad acid trip would lead him to major success. The original copy sits in the International Museum of Random Humor, and a copy of it sold for about $1.5 dectillion dollars. John Lenin died during a bad acid trip a year after creating this work. His legacy lives on.

Puttin' On the Ritz... in Reverse!(1969)[edit | edit source]

This was a musical work made by Frank Zappa which basically just featured him singing "Puttin' on the Ritz", but in reverse! The single has sold millions and appears among the top 10 of most "Greatest Songs of All Time" lists[1].

Hey look, I wrote a book! (Hey that Rhymes!) (1992)[edit | edit source]

Hey look, I wrote a book! (Hey that Rhymes!)' is a book written by Ziggy Stardust in 1992. The book instantly got to #1 on the New York Times Bestseller, and has remained in that state ever since (although it is threatened to be bumped off the top spot by J.K.R.R. Rolliken's 'Hairy Pothead and the Mairjuana that Smokes You![2]).

Jabsiaiosjaojdopfijsaghaiu?!1 (2112)[edit | edit source]

This MS Paint-made work "means nothing", according to its author, Anonymous.

This is an unidentified work by an unidentified artist, but for some reason people loved it, and they still do to this day. Nobody has been able to identify the meaning of it to this day, but it leaves people in awe because it looks "pretty damn cool".

.......... (2000-something, I guess?)[edit | edit source]

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.......... was made by Emo and supposedly represents a majority of the world's feelings for him.

References[edit | edit source]

  1. Based on one list written by a raging drug addict
  2. I'm not really sure on the truthiness of this one. Honestly though, nobody is sure.

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