Make art, not comments
Dear Editor:
Obviously you have no idea what you are talking about. I think Heidi, Matthew and the rest of the staff at the Aspen Art Museum have done a great job bringing amazing and important work to our valley.
Art is a matter of opinion and just because you think it is ugly doesn’t mean other people do. In fact the museum staff is highly educated and qualified to make those decisions of who they bring here and what the building will look like, which in my opinion is amazingly beautiful. If you are an artist I challenge you to make art, not comments.
I’m sure if you did make art some people would find it ugly and some beautiful. Didn’t your momma teach you that if you do not have something nice to say, keep it to yourself?
Go, Aspen Art Museum! You guys rock.
Stanley Bell
Carbondale
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