/lit/ - Literature

>>3562869
That video link was my post. Jeremy Bailey is a satire of the new media art world. As you're not interested in that, I don't blame you for misunderstanding it.
I think he's relevant mainly because of his approach to performance art extending across his entire image, and the incorporation of social media, though the idea of humor being a constant element is there as well.

>Then again I find myself repelled by artsy people and generally avoid them and their "culture".
Well, I think you're projecting your own preconceptions onto the art world from a distant, misinformed perspective.

Anyways, you seriously misinterpreted Tao Lin as well. If you've no interest in contemporary culture, that's fine, but I don't see where you get off sharing your pop opinions on shit you accidentally got your hands on.
You've no idea what you're talking about, let alone what they are. Which is not something to be proud of, it's in conversation with the past half-century of culture, a direct influence in all aspects of your modern life.