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What does this modern art picture represent? - Puzzling Stack Exchange Two visitors are standing in front of a painting in the hyper-modern art gallery, discussing it. "Well, I have to admit that I really don't understand hyper-modern art. It seems artists nowadays just plot anything without thinking and call it art. What do you make of this?" "My friend, this clearly shows that one needs a certain eye to see the art. I think, actually, the artist did a very ...

cipher - What is the title of this modern art painting, if not "Stars ... Still in the hyper-modern art gallery... "You know, even now that you have explained to me, how hyper-modern-art works, I still don't quite get it. I mean, the image is just... monochrome. I really prefer more colour in art." "Ah, but that's not a problem my friend. Just come with me and look at another painting from the same artist. See, more than enough colours" "Well, yes, but I'd say this ...

pattern - What is the central color? - Puzzling Stack Exchange This puzzle belongs to the puzzle series: hyper-modern art The two friends move on in the gallery. "You have now shown me two examples of hyper-modern art, but I still don't quite get it. What is ...

geography - Fieldwork ahead - Puzzling Stack Exchange Dear Puzzling, I can't believe it has taken this long before I visited the first art gallery of this trip. The place I visited today has a large collection of beautiful works by artists whose names I couldn't possibly spell correctly, let alone pronounce! Wish you were here! Love, Gladys. Across 1. Molten rock 2. Poker with four hole cards 3. Van Halen vocalist 4. Caribbean island 5 ...

Light Up (Akari), but on a real projective plane! Light Up (Japanese: 美術館 bijutsukan, art gallery) which is also known as Akari (明かり akari, light) is a logic puzzle published by Nikoli in which players must place bulbs on a black and white rectangular grid such that no two bulbs shine light on each other. A number on a square tells you how many bulbs surround the square orthogonally.

lateral thinking - Neanderthal Man - Puzzling Stack Exchange A neanderthal walks into a room. Inside are a man and a woman with large sticks, surrounded by dozens of unintelligible glass discs and squares. The man (with the stick) comments he can see the o...

real - What kind of glues are not conducive to long-term puzzle ... Remember that the intentions were to display the puzzle at home, and not at an art gallery for the public. Note that while I originally thought that a glass or plastic cover will be necessary, the sole weight of those make such a diy work nearly impossible.