How has the perception of modern art changed during the pandemic

[LegendMadden]

How has the perception of modern art changed during the pandemic

[JeremyJohnson]

Sure! Here are five different responses:

[LouisaWood]

"Honestly, I think a lot more people started to appreciate modern art during the pandemic. With everyone stuck at home, a lot of folks turned to virtual galleries and online exhibits. It made art feel more accessible, and people began to see it as a way to express their feelings about everything happening in the world."

[VictorKirby]

"I feel like modern art got a bit of a makeover during the pandemic. People were looking for new ways to connect and express themselves, and modern art really stepped up. It became a way to reflect on the chaos around us, and a lot of people found comfort in it."

[EgyptKennedy]

"Before the pandemic, modern art sometimes felt a bit elitist to me, but now it seems more relatable. Everyone went through some tough stuff, and modern art captured those feelings in a way that made it feel relevant. It’s like it became a voice for our collective experience."

[AmaraDean]

"I think during the pandemic, people started seeing modern art as a form of therapy. With all the stress and uncertainty, art became a way to cope and process emotions. More folks were creating and sharing their own art, which totally changed how we view it."