Answer:
The comments people make about art usually reflect their Likes and
Dislikes.
Explanation:
Our experience with art, whether as artists or as their researchers, depends on our understanding of art. Understanding that it is a broad and open field in turn depends on something much narrower: a concept. The concept is the axis around which our understanding lies. It is with concepts that we understand each other, that we elaborate our world view, of things, of ourselves. Understanding of art happens, for example, when we see a painting, a play and, since the delimitation of the object we have already established in our cultural context, we think “this is art”. Then we can like it or not. Taste is not born alone, without a prior concept that tells us that we can understand, and that we can soon accept what we see, hear, or feel. On the other hand, we call art what we see and yet cannot quite delimit. If we don't understand it, we don't have a precise concept of what it is. It escapes our previous concepts and therefore disturbs us.
