/***************************************************************************
* Create a photo object                                                    *
***************************************************************************/
function photo(id, galleries_id, photo_ref, section_code, src, width, height, caption, thumbnail, thumbnail_width, thumbnail_height, home, gallery, description, takendate, photographer, location, item_price, purchase_instruction) {
	this.id = id;
	this.galleries_id = galleries_id;
	this.photo_ref = photo_ref;
	this.section_code = section_code;
	this.src = src;
	this.width = width;
	this.height = height;
	this.caption = caption;
	this.thumbnail = thumbnail;
	this.thumbnail_width = thumbnail_width;
	this.thumbnail_height = thumbnail_height;
	this.home = home;
	this.gallery = gallery;
	this.description = description;
	this.takendate = takendate;
	this.photographer = photographer;
	this.location = location;
	this.item_price = item_price;
	this.purchase_instruction = purchase_instruction;
}
/***************************************************************************
* Create a gallery object                                                  *
***************************************************************************/

function gallery(id,featured_images,title,section_code) {
	this.id = id;
	this.featured_images = featured_images;
	this.title = title;
	this.section_code = section_code;}

/***************************************************************************
* Select a random value from a comma separated list                        *
***************************************************************************/
function randomListVal(list) {
	arrayVals = list.split(',');
	pos = Math.round(Math.random() * (arrayVals.length - 1));
	debug('Returning ' + arrayVals[pos] + ' as random image');
	return arrayVals[pos];
}

/***************************************************************************
* img = reference to image object in which to show image                   *
***************************************************************************/
function showHomeImage(img) {

	imageID = randomListVal('3478658,1854343,1798414,1239473,1186330,1186280,1186142,1186107,1186075,1186070,1185953,1185682');
	for (j = 0; j < photos.length; j++) {
		if (photos[j].id == imageID) {
			if (!basic) {
			img.src = photos[j].src;
			img.width = photos[j].width;
			img.height = photos[j].height;
			}
			else {
				newImage = new Image(photos[j].width,photos[j].height);
				newImage.src = photos[j].src;
				document.images[img.name] = newImage;
				debug(newImage.src);
			}
			break;
		}
	}
}

/***************************************************************************
* Show a random image on home page from featured images                    *
***************************************************************************/
function showHomeImageInline() {
	
	imageID = randomListVal('3478658,1854343,1798414,1239473,1186330,1186280,1186142,1186107,1186075,1186070,1185953,1185682');
	for (j = 0; j < photos.length; j++) {
		if (photos[j].id == imageID) {
			if ('gallery' != '') {
						if (photos[j].galleries_id != '') {
						document.write('<a href="' + photos[j].section_code + '_' + photos[j].galleries_id + '.html">');
						}
						else {
						document.write('<a href="gallery.html">');
						}
			}
			document.write('<img src="' + photos[j].src + '" width="' + photos[j].width + '" height="' + photos[j].height + '" class="mainhomepageimage" id="mainSample" name="mainSample" alt="' + photos[j].caption  + '" border="0">');
			if ('gallery' != '') {
				document.write('</a>');
			}
			break;
		}
	}
	
}

/***************************************************************************
* Show the next image in a gallery.  field = hidden field containing       *
* image_id                                                                 *
*  img = reference to image object in which to show image                  *
***************************************************************************/
function next(field,img) {

	debug('IN next');
	imageID = field.value;
	
	for (j = 0; j < photos.length; j++) {
		if (photos[j].id == imageID) {
			break;
		}
	}
	debug('image is ' + j);
	nextImg = -1;
	k= j + 1;
	while (nextImg < 0) {
		for (; k < photos.length; k++) {
			debug('testing image ' + k + ': gallery = ' + photos[k].galleries_id + '(existing: ' + photos[j].galleries_id + ')');
			if (photos[k].galleries_id == photos[j].galleries_id) {
				nextImg = k;
				debug('setting  nextImg = ' + k);
				break;
			}
		}
		if (nextImg == -1) {
			k = 0;
		}
	}
	if (nextImg != -1) {
		updateImage(nextImg, field,img);
	}


}


/***************************************************************************
* Set a new image on the gallery detail page given its array position      *
***************************************************************************/
function updateImage (nextImg, field,img) {
	debug('Updating image');
	if (!basic && !((1) || (0))) {
		debug('In updateImage');
		debug('setting  img src = ' + photos[nextImg].src);
		
					
			document.getElementById('imagePhoto').innerHTML = '<img class="mainphoto" src="' + photos[nextImg].src + ' " id="mainPic" name="mainPic" width="' + photos[nextImg].width + '" height="' + photos[nextImg].height + '" alt="' + photos[nextImg].caption + '">';
						field.value = photos[nextImg].id;
			document.getElementById('imageTitle').innerHTML = photos[nextImg].caption;
									document.title = 'neone: ' + photos[nextImg].caption;
										/* apply 'blank' classname to element where */			if ( photos[nextImg].caption == '') {
				document.getElementById('imageTitle').style.className = 'blank';
			}
			else {
				document.getElementById('imageTitle').style.className = 'normal';
			}
						temp = '';
			if (photos[nextImg].description != '') {
				temp = temp +  '<p id="imageDescription">' + photos[nextImg].description + '</p>';
			}
						if (photos[nextImg].photo_ref != '') {
				temp = temp + '<p class="imageinfo" id="imageRef"><strong>Ref: </strong>' + photos[nextImg].photo_ref + '</p>';
			}
						if (photos[nextImg].takendate != '') {
				debug('Resetting taken date');
				temp = temp + '<p class="imageinfo" id="imageDate"><strong>Date: </strong>' + photos[nextImg].takendate + '</p>';
			}
			
			if (photos[nextImg].location != '') {
				debug('Resetting location');
				temp = temp + '<p class="imageinfo" id="imageLocation"><strong>Location: </strong>' +  photos[nextImg].location + '</p>';
			}
			
			if (photos[nextImg].photographer != '') {
				debug('Resetting photographer');
				temp = temp + '<p class="imageinfo" id="imagePhotographer"><strong>Photographer: </strong>' + photos[nextImg].photographer + '</p>';
			}
			if (temp != '') {				temp = temp + '<div class="spacer"></div>';			}					if (temp == '') {
			document.getElementById('imageDetails').style.display = 'none';
		}
		else {
			document.getElementById('imageDetails').style.display = 'block';
		}
		document.getElementById('imageDetails').innerHTML =temp;	
		
	}
	else {
		debug('Redirecting to id ' + photos[nextImg].id);
		window.location = 'photo_' + photos[nextImg].id + '.html';
	}
}

/***************************************************************************
* Show the previous image for a gallery. field = hidden field containing   *
* image_id                                                                 *
*  img = reference to image object in which to show image                  *
***************************************************************************/
function previous(field,img) {


	imageID = field.value;
	for (j = 0; j < photos.length; j++) {
		if (photos[j].id == imageID) {
			break;
		}
	}
	debug('image is ' + j);
	nextImg = -1;
	k = j -1;
	while (nextImg < 0) {
		for (; k >= 0; k--) {
			if (photos[k].galleries_id == photos[j].galleries_id) {
				nextImg = k;
				break;
			}
		}
		if (nextImg == -1) {
			k = photos.length -1;
		}
	}
	if (nextImg != -1) {
		updateImage(nextImg, field,img);	
	}
}

/***************************************************************************
* Pick a photo at random from the featured images of a gallery.
        *
* Gallery_id = id of gallery to choose                                     *
* 
 img = reference to html image                                       *
* in which to show image                                                   *
***************************************************************************/
function showGalleryImage(gallery_id, img) {
	debug('Gallery = ' + gallery_id);
	for (i = 0; i < galleries.length; i++) {
		if (galleries[i].id == gallery_id) {
			imageID = randomListVal(galleries[i].featured_images);
				for (j = 0; j < photos.length; j++) {
					if (photos[j].id == imageID) {
						
						img.src = photos[j].thumbnail;
						img.width = photos[j].thumbnail_width;
						img.height = photos[j].thumbnail_height;
						
						break;
					}
				}
			break;
		}
	} 
	}

/***************************************************************************
* If we have dynamic HTML                                                  *
*  replace the galleries link with a list that                             *
* doesn't include the current gallery                                      *
***************************************************************************/
function showGalleries(gallery_id) {
	debug('Showing links for gallery ' + gallery_id);
	
	if (!basic) {
		temp = '';
		for (i = 0; i < galleries.length; i++) {
			debug('Testing gallery ' + galleries[i].id);
			
			if (galleries[i].id != gallery_id) {
				debug('Adding link');
				if (temp != '') {
					temp = temp + ' | ';
				}
				temp = temp + '<a href="gallery_' + galleries[i].id + '.html">' + galleries[i].title + '</a>';
			}
		}
		document.all.galleryLinks.innerHTML = 'Other galleries: ' + temp;
	}
}
/***************************************************************************
* Create the array of Photo objects                                        *
***************************************************************************/
photos = new Array();
photos[0] = new photo(1185943,'85254','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/polytychview.jpg',500,498,'neone Polytych (Window) 2007 40x40cm','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/polytychview_thumb.jpg',130, 129,0, 0,'','','','',300.00,'Framed print');
photos[1] = new photo(1185953,'85254','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/polytycheye.jpg',500,499,'neone Polytych (Eye) 2007 40x40cm','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/polytycheye_thumb.jpg',130, 130,1, 1,'','','','',300.00,'Framed print');
photos[2] = new photo(1185987,'85254','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/polytych.jpg',500,493,'neone Polytych (Agent) 2007 40x40cm','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/polytych_thumb.jpg',130, 128,0, 0,'','','','',300.00,'Framed print');
photos[3] = new photo(1185995,'85254','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/NEONE (51).jpg',500,402,'neone Polytych Agent 2 / Cogito Ergo Sum 2007 29x42cm either £60','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/NEONE (51)_thumb.jpg',130, 105,0, 0,'','','','',60.00,'Framed prints');
photos[4] = new photo(1186320,'85254','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/synthesis copy.jpg',500,354,'neone Synthesis 2007 29x42cm','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/synthesis copy_thumb.jpg',130, 92,0, 0,'Hegelian Dialectics.','','','',60.00,'Framed print');
photos[5] = new photo(1213267,'86909','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/beuysdiakapital.jpg',500,667,'neone Diagram Kapital 42x60cm 2005','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/beuysdiakapital_thumb.jpg',130, 173,0, 0,'','','','',150.00,'Large print');
photos[6] = new photo(1213285,'86909','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/beuysdiafat.jpg',500,696,'neone Fat Transformation Piece 42x60cm 2005','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/beuysdiafat_thumb.jpg',130, 181,0, 0,'','','','',150.00,'Large print');
photos[7] = new photo(1213382,'86909','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/beuys02ftp.jpg',500,375,'neone Art Focus (02) 29x42cm','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/beuys02ftp_thumb.jpg',130, 98,0, 0,'','','','',200.00,'Framed print');
photos[8] = new photo(1213385,'86909','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/beuys05.jpg',500,375,'neone Art Focus (05) 29x42cm','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/beuys05_thumb.jpg',130, 98,0, 0,'','','','',200.00,'Framed print');
photos[9] = new photo(1213428,'86909','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/beuys09u(d).jpg',500,375,'neone Art Focus (09) 29x42cm','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/beuys09u(d)_thumb.jpg',130, 98,0, 0,'','','','',200.00,'Framed print');
photos[10] = new photo(1213432,'86909','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/beuys15eiaa.jpg',500,328,'neone Art Focus (15) 29x42cm','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/beuys15eiaa_thumb.jpg',130, 85,0, 0,'','','','',200.00,'Framed print');
photos[11] = new photo(1239473,'86909','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/beuys03sle.jpg',500,375,'neone Art Focus (3) 29x42cm','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/beuys03sle_thumb.jpg',130, 98,1, 0,'','','','',200.00,'Framed print');
photos[12] = new photo(1798414,'85254','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/NEONE (107).jpg',500,376,'neone Iterable 2007 29x42','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/NEONE (107)_thumb.jpg',130, 98,1, 0,'','','','',60.00,'Framed print');
photos[13] = new photo(1798419,'85254','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/NEONE (52).jpg',500,699,'neone The Indestructable Object 2007 42x29','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/NEONE (52)_thumb.jpg',130, 182,0, 0,'','','','',60.00,'Framed print');
photos[14] = new photo(1798459,'86909','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/beuys06eiaa.jpg',500,375,'neone Art Focus (6) 29x42','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/beuys06eiaa_thumb.jpg',130, 98,0, 0,'','','','',200.00,'Framed print');
photos[15] = new photo(1798463,'86909','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/beuys12eiaa.jpg',500,338,'neone Art Focus (12) 29x42','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/beuys12eiaa_thumb.jpg',130, 88,0, 0,'','','','',200.00,'Framed print');
photos[16] = new photo(1854343,'85246','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/manifesto021.jpg',500,714,'neone Manifesto 2002 70X100cm','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/manifesto021_thumb.jpg',130, 186,1, 1,'','','','',500.00,'Framed print');
photos[17] = new photo(1185682,'85246','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/NEONE (41)1.jpg',500,623,'neone Manifesto in Mourning 2007 40x50cm','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/NEONE (41)1_thumb.jpg',130, 162,1, 1,'Due to the death of Modernism and the Avant-garde, neone felt it appropriate to create a memorial to its demise.','','','',500.00,'Framed print');
photos[18] = new photo(1185841,'85246','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/NEONE (17).jpg',500,689,'neone Can works be made ... 2000 42x60','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/NEONE (17)_thumb.jpg',130, 179,0, 0,'Can works be made which are not of art?','','','',150.00,'Framed print');
photos[19] = new photo(1186070,'85258','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/NEONE (60).jpg',500,571,'neone Untitled (the Death of Karel Appel) 2006 25x30cm','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/NEONE (60)_thumb.jpg',130, 148,1, 1,'Photo taken at Tate Modern.','','','Tate Modern',300.00,'Framed print');
photos[20] = new photo(1186142,'85260','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/cowboys.jpg',500,411,'neone Artist as ... (Cowboys: We are Cowboys) 1999 42x60cm','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/cowboys_thumb.jpg',130, 107,1, 1,'','','','',300.00,'Framed print');
photos[21] = new photo(1186280,'86909','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/beuys13eiaa.jpg',500,334,'neone Art Focus Groups (Beuys) 2005 29x42cm','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/beuys13eiaa_thumb.jpg',130, 87,1, 1,'Everybody is an Artist(?)','','','',200.00,'Framed print');
photos[22] = new photo(3478653,'212723','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/pomored1.jpg',500,633,'neone PoMo triptych red 50x70cm','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/pomored1_thumb.jpg',130, 165,0, 0,'','','','','','Canvas');
photos[23] = new photo(3482849,'212973','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/artanal01.jpg',500,636,'Print<br>Section A','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/artanal01_thumb.jpg',130, 165,0, 0,'Suppose this question. ...lifting of the text/is this copying a fake copy...    Is this piece of paper an art work?(s this replica an artwork?<br>\r\nWho is its author?<br>\r\n<br>\r\n1 Graphing/Grafting<br>\r\n2Citation<br>\r\n<br>\r\nReferencing as language can be<br>\r\n<br>\r\nITERABLE<br>\r\n-to be understood. repeatable<br>\r\n-to create new meaning.  openness)<br>\r\n<br>\r\nThen n individuals whose status as an art work is established are examined for comparison with this piece of paper.<br>\r\n<br>\r\nIt may be the case that  this  piece of paper possess some properties which some of the   n  individuals also possess.  Perhaps some very general property.    For example, the property of being a 3D material entity.   But whilst this may possibly be counted as a necessary property of a thing being counted as an art work,  and certainly of a thing being counted as an art object,<br>\r\nit is obviously not a sufficient property. (\"Q2. 2  After the object is established as art, we then compare with other art objects its similiarities.<br>\r\n-How can it thus be established as art?<br>\r\n<br>\r\nWittgenstein’s game<br>\r\nwe create a new game, and thus try to analyse what is a game, to find no fixed meaning.<br>\r\nTautology<br>\r\n<br>\r\nLogic is strange here!)<br>\r\n<br>\r\nThere are millions of pieces of white paper, all very similiar to this one (before this discourse<br>\r\nwas printed on it), all of which possess this property, but there is no assertion attached to them that they are to be counted as art works.  (Although a formal precedant has been set in early conceptual works for an assertion such as  ‘All pieces of plain white paper are to be counted as art works’, to be taken up.   Although this possibility would eliminate inter white-pieces-of-<br>\r\npaper comparisons,  it would still leave us with outstanding white-pieces-of-paper class to other art works class comparisons.)    However, what has to be asked here, and this aside from inter  white-pieces-of-paper  comparisons, is,  what is the especial property (if any) that this<br>\r\npiece of white paper possesses that ‘allows’ it to be singled out as an art work? ...An attempt at perfection that does not exist, like Hegel’s Absolute.<br>\r\n  Art as a form of representation of art.  The noumena of art so to speak, that of which is unattainable.<br>\r\n  Or as Wittgenstein would have it that its meaning cannot be obtained like “game”, “Being”, “knowledge”, “life”, etc they are inpenetrable.  EG Art as a concentrated form of activity.<br>\r\n<br>\r\nTEXT for neone PRINT Section A and B...<br>\r\n<br>\r\nIs there a property possessed by some things in the world which can be identified as art (as ‘being art’), or even the property of art (this latter of course presupposing that art is a property<br>\r\nof things)?<br>\r\n<br>\r\nIf art is literally made by the artist, then there cannot have been any art in the world before there were ...mplying art brings something to the party.  This is may or may not be in comparison with its medium, but it implies an added ‘aura’.  Or nontheless implies medium specificity...<br>\r\nartists.    Did someone (the first-ever artist(s)) intend to make art?    Or did he make something<br>\r\nwhich was (somehow) afterwards assigned the status of arthood?   Even if the latter is the case,<br>\r\none assumes that the intentions (perhaps allowing the twentieth century art critic’s oft used  penchant for ‘unconscious intentions’) are counted as intentions to ‘make art’.   On this vi  //objective, func-tional.  Subjective response, etc comparison?<br>\r\nsynonymous with \'Wittgensteins dame\'.//<br>\r\n<br>Q6. Chicken and the Egg argument.  But both chickens and eggs exist and chickens lay eggs.  Which came first does not prove anything.<br>\r\n  The author of a work of art in the past may not have considered himself an artist, but others that give the object art status, give him the status of artist.  In this case the ‘others’ have performed the Performative Act (or perhaps it would be considered a collaboration between the two)<br>\r\nIntention X  Recognition V<br>\r\nA painter may intend to make but fail to do so.<br>\r\nA recognition of intention?X<br>\r\none may intend and fail, but recognise another art (intention?)<br>\r\n“No human activity no intention”<br>\r\nwhether conscious or not!  If we are to be literal<br>\r\n  Art could be seen as a concentrated form of activity.<br>\r\n<br><br>\r\n<br><br>\r\nWas the first written word “word” or “writing” was there no music or dance until the concept was first issued?  Was it thus delegated between the early tribes of man?','','','','','Framed print with mixed media');
photos[24] = new photo(1185837,'85246','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/NEONE (103).jpg',500,707,'neone Aura 2000 42x60cm','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/NEONE (103)_thumb.jpg',130, 184,0, 0,'The repetition of the art object, withering its Aura, neone tried to reinject it with the fake aura of the commodity and the movie star.','','','',150.00,'Framed print');
photos[25] = new photo(1186075,'85258','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/revolutionweb.jpg',500,241,'neone We are the Revolution 2006 20x35cm','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/revolutionweb_thumb.jpg',130, 63,1, 0,'','','','',300.00,'Framed print');
photos[26] = new photo(1186107,'85260','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/atlas01.jpg',500,350,'neone Atlas 2007 29x42cm','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/atlas01_thumb.jpg',130, 91,1, 1,'An attempt at the impossible, and what would it look like?','','','',100.00,'Framed print');
photos[27] = new photo(1213541,'86909','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/beuys18.jpg',500,329,'neone Art Focus (18) 29x42cm','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/beuys18_thumb.jpg',130, 86,0, 0,'','','','',200.00,'Framed print');
photos[28] = new photo(3478655,'212723','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/pomoyell.jpg',500,621,'neone PoMo triptych yellow 50x70cm','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/pomoyell_thumb.jpg',130, 161,0, 0,'','','','','','Canvas');
photos[29] = new photo(3482867,'212973','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/artanal02.jpg',500,631,'Print<br>Section A continued.','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/artanal02_thumb.jpg',130, 164,0, 0,'(How can one ask the question of whether an artist is this or that art can be thus?  The question implies the answer (or at least a judgement), it has been identified as art in the question.<br>\r\nDeconstructive- Plato writting refferences to speech, as being engraved upon our souls, etc.  The question already deconstucts the answer.)one might say something like no art without intentions and no intentions without artists.<br>\r\n<br>\r\nThus a rudimentary and uninformative definition of ‘artist’ is a person who has a certain kind of ‘intention’.   //Art is established (or ordained) after the artists death, the author of his work is institutional covered by the ‘death’ mask of inanimate artist. KOSUTH?//  For this definition to be usefully developed one has to find out the type and character of the intention.  Are the intentional  *GAMES* aspects of the artist to do with intending to  make a thing as a work of art?   Or, if we said the intention was to make a work of art, are we characterizing the act here as being motivated by different intentions?  Do we imply a difference in meaning when we talk of making a thing as a work of art and when we talk of  making a thing into a work of art?<br>\r\n<br>\r\n(Metaphysical)  //or CHOICE//<br>\r\n<br>\r\nChoice always choice<br>\r\nCan works of art, besides being made as or into (works of art), be converted into works of art?    Or is ‘converted’ here a more or less precise synonm for ‘made as’ or ‘made into’, or ‘made as’ and ‘made into’?   The discussion here would centre upon notions of ‘made’.<br>\r\n<br>\r\nThe intentions of whom?   The artist or the spectator?   The artist and spectator?   Are the intentional aspects of the artist to do with intending to make a thing, to make  a thing as a work of art (and/or into a work of art), to make a work of art?   (These latter questions are contextual of further questions such as, if the artist sets out to make a work of art, is it a work of art no matter whether it is good or bad, a painting or a shoe to be worn?)   Are the in-<br>\r\ntentional aspects of the spectator to do with intending to see a thing as a work of art, and/or intending to see a thing into a work of art?   And the latter acknowledging the rather strained attachment involved in the term see a thing into.    Can seeing be interpreted as ‘making’ in this context?<br>\r\n<br>\r\nIf this piece of paper is asserted as a work of art, in asserting this can the artist be said to be making something?   Or is he, in a sense, merely a spectator?    If the piece of paper can be  asserted as an art work, is the art something the artist ‘gives’ or imparts to the paper when he nominates it?   (The equation of assertion with nomination here has an entrenched ‘found object’ precedent.)   Or is the art already there and he merely (in a sense) ‘discovers’ it?    Which leads us back to question five above.<br>\r\n<br>\r\nIs the concept ‘creativeness’ concerned with ‘making’ and with ‘discovering’, or with //An artist ‘makes’ a thing INTO art.  A viewer ‘makes’ a thing as a work of art.<br>\r\nINTO- Performative<br>\r\n        -Dialectic<br>\r\n<br>\r\nas a Representation// one or the other?<br>\r\n<br>\r\nHow does the artist ‘know’ that this piece of paper can even qualify to enter the domain where it may count as a work of art?   (I apologise for the use of ‘where’ with its stringent spatio-temporal qualification and point out that its use is similar to that when someone asks of a biological species where in biological classification it can be found.)<br>\r\n<br>\r\nWhy not ask a watchmaker or a carpenter the same?  Implications of Quality?','','','','','Framed print with mixed media');
photos[30] = new photo(1185879,'85246','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/NEONE (115).jpg',500,428,'neone Altar 2001 42x60cm','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/NEONE (115)_thumb.jpg',130, 111,0, 0,'','','','',150.00,'Framed print');
photos[31] = new photo(1213222,'86909','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/beuysdiag01.jpg',500,667,'neone Diagram Art 42x60cm 2005','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/beuysdiag01_thumb.jpg',130, 173,0, 0,'','','','',150.00,'Large print');
photos[32] = new photo(1866166,'85260','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/paintersnotsure copy1.jpg',500,311,'neone \"I used to be a/n ---------- painter, now I\'m not so sure\" 1996 42x60cm','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/paintersnotsure copy1_thumb.jpg',130, 81,0, 0,'','','','',200.00,'Framed print');
photos[33] = new photo(1875618,'85258','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/dematerialisationweb.jpg',500,499,'neone Dematerialisation 40x40cm 2008','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/dematerialisationweb_thumb.jpg',130, 130,0, 0,'','','','',300.00,'Framed print');
photos[34] = new photo(3478565,'212700','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/blankcantext.jpg',500,702,'Blank canvas text.','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/blankcantext_thumb.jpg',130, 183,0, 0,'','','','','','Framed print');
photos[35] = new photo(3478656,'212723','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/pomoblueweb.jpg',500,621,'neone PoMo triptych blue 50x70cm','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/pomoblueweb_thumb.jpg',130, 161,0, 0,'','','','','','Canvas');
photos[36] = new photo(3482870,'212973','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/artanal03.jpg',500,625,'Print<br>Section B','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/artanal03_thumb.jpg',130, 163,0, 0,'ARTIST / SPECTATOR --DEDUCTIVE- Preconceived beliefs/knowledge/thoughts<br>\r\nNONDEDUCTIVE<br>\r\nexternal/objective?--                         Does nondeductive imply Induction or something else?  Induction would fail as it would imply that a=b, all b’s are a’s.  This white piece of paper is art, all pieces of white paper are art.  Or Nondeductive simply implies no prejudged conceptions of what art is.<br>\r\nDeductive- all art has X (quality), this has X (quality), therefore it is art. <br>\r\n<br>\r\nIt is usually supposed that beliefs can be represented by sentences to which a person would assent under appropriate conditions.<I believe in an objective world, but cannot prove it.  I believe in my own identity, but who is this “I” that i speak of?><br>\r\n<br>\r\nWith regard to what is or is not believed to be art, assuming ‘I’ above, then which condition or set of conditions might co...can art be considered deductive?  It would mean a recognisable predicate...nstitute appropriate ones.   According to Judd’s dictum ‘if someone says it’s art it’s art’ a more or less accurate translation is ‘if someone believes it’s art it’s art’.    The latter would in normal usage be a presupposition from which a statement like the former could be made.++art as an object of quality should be left as linguistic definition, or anything other than art.  Quality and taste would need some authority.<br>\r\n  If I wish so, I may deny the status of art to the Mona Lisa, on the grounds of a lack of quality and taste - or   ?<br>\r\n<br>\r\n<br>\r\nKosuths denial of art before Duchamp.  On the destabilising of art (or authenticity of the artist) of Van Gogh palette being displayed next to his paintings.++<br>\r\n<br>\r\nThe notion of appropriateness for beliefs concerning art is a variable of such wide ranging dimensions today that many people believe that the utility of art is precisely this factor.   They<br>\r\nbelieve that because art can be most anything[[‘Art is ...’<br>\r\n                                 nondeductive inference!<br>\r\n‘Art is not ...‘<br>\r\n<br>\r\nMethodology right’!’  Could this mean a<br>\r\nPERFORMATIVE ACT - An act of nomination<br>\r\nor judgement<br>\r\n<br>\r\n               CHOICE / RECOGNITION> this is a good thing, and this lines up hazily with half-baked notions of democracy, tolerance and the importance of the subjective.   These latter are baubles for indulgence and dumb indulgence at that.   Reinhardt had it methodologically right when he used the imperative form  ‘Art is ...’,    ‘Art is not ...’     Marxist aesthetics has it methodologically right when it uses the form  ‘Art is ...’, ‘Art is not ...’.    The case of believing a thing to be or not to be art seems to be purely a matter of nondeductive inference and the crucial nondeductive cases occur when two people accept some sentences as expressing facts known to them both, but disagree on their interpretation, that is, on what hypotheses and predictions it is reasonable to believe on the basis of those facts.<br>\r\n<br>\r\nThe first-ever discussion concerning (what we now call) art is taking place between say X, who has made some thing (which is under discussion) and Y who along with X is perusing this thing.     Y  has an idea of what (we now call) art is and is trying to persuade X that this thing he has made is art.    He is outlining some conditions that the thing fulfills.    Y’s statements are assertive ones, of the form ‘Art is ...’.    X, who is perhaps less flamboyant than Y, is ,<br>\r\ncharacteristically, asking perhaps more fundamental questions than Y.    X asks, firstly, how Y knows what art is, secondly, what use it is.<br>\r\n<br>\r\nNondeductive rules in detecting art are not so much designed to single out regularities which are intrinsic features of the universe, as they are designed to systemize the choice of regularities of which predictive extensions are ...Making / choosing<br>\r\n<br>\r\nIntention / recognition<br>\r\n... made in making nondeductive inferences.<br>\r\n<br>\r\nQuestioning 5 above, if there are nondeductive rules which the concept of art is founded upon, what kind of features do they have?   Do they locate a regularity in the facts given in a certain situation?','','','','','Framed print with mixed media');
photos[37] = new photo(3482871,'212973','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/artasanalysis.jpg',500,332,'Art as Analysis, as analysis<br>Print Section A & B','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/artasanalysis_thumb.jpg',130, 86,0, 1,'','02/04/08','','',500.00,'Framed print with mixed media');
photos[38] = new photo(1185884,'85246','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/diecuntneone copy.jpg',500,706,'neone Die Kunst 2005 42x60cm','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/diecuntneone copy_thumb.jpg',130, 184,0, 0,'Art as Provocation, Provocation as Art','','','',150.00,'Framed print and paint');
photos[39] = new photo(1186330,'212700','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/blankcanvas.jpg',500,229,'neone Tabula Rasa (the Blank Canvas)<br>(Triptych) 42x60cm x2 prints (photo and text), blank canvas 30x40cm','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/blankcanvas_thumb.jpg',130, 60,1, 1,'One blank canvas (replica of oringinal blank canvas), a photographic print of the original blank canvas, and a text describing its history and its significance in the death of Modernism and the Avant-garde.<br>\r\n<br>\r\nTabula Rasa (Text)<br>\r\n<br>\r\nmod-ern-ism  /*  n. is the ideas and methods of modern art, especially when they are contrasted with earlier ideas and methods; a technical term.  EG ...that moment when modernism first discovered itself... ...American Late Modernism.<br>\r\npic-ture  /*  n.  1 (often attrib.)painting, drawing, photograph, etc.  2 total visual or mental impression produced; scene (the picture looked bleak).*  v.tr.  1 represent in a picture.  2 imagine.*  n.  1 portrait, depiction, representation, illustration, sketch, photo.  2 idea, notion, understanding, image; see also SCENE 6.<br>\r\na-vant-garde  /*  n.  pioneers or innovators, esp.  in art and literature.*  adj.  (of ideas, etc.)  new;  progressive.  a’vant’ -gard’ism n. a’vant’ -gard’ist n.*  n. vanguard, trendsetters.*  adj.  innovative, advanced, experimental; unconventional, eccentric, revolutionary, extreme.<br>\r\nread-y-made  /*  v.tr. 1 (esp. of clothes) made in a standard sized, not to measure.  2 already available; convenient (readymade-made excuse).*  adj.  1 off-the-rack.  2 handy suitable.<br>\r\n<br>\r\nthe blank can-vas  / a picture that was sent to the Royal Academy for selection in their Summer Show in 2001.  It was refused entry, not on the basis of whether it was or was not art.  Neither, on the basis of whether it was or was not a picture. It is/was a picture, just not a very successful one.<br>\r\n  The original painting was lost (the one represented here is a replica), after retrieving the original blank canvas.  The artsist lost or left the piece, on the No. 291 Bus.  No one has retrieved or been aware of the whereabouts of the original blank canvas, pheraps it has been given given back its function and someone else has painted over the original.<br>\r\n<br>\r\nthe death of mod-ern-ism and a-vant-garde art  / the blank canvas being both a pic-ture and a read-y-made, is both an example of mod-ern-ism and the a-vant-garde.*  modernism. (specific) formalsim, aestheticism, the reduction of its properties.  EG ...modern painting deals with its own properties, what makes it a painting, flatness, paint, colour.*  avant-garde. (generic) a testing of the conventions of both art and life.  An anarchic attempt to expand the boundaries of art, by destroying it.  EG ...using dialectics to find loopholes in what we accept as art, using objects and images we do not associate with art.  To ridicule, or to criticize.<br>\r\n*  the death of. the blank canvas is the picture reduced to its bare minimium, it cannot be reduced any further.  It is also both formal and aesthetic, as all things are.  The blank canvas is the logical conclusion of mod-ern-ism, as well as being an example of the a-vant-garde.  The a-vant-garde destroys mod-ern-ism with the blank canvas, but does not reconcile life and art, nor does it test either boundaries or conventions.  It fails due to its continuation and repetition.  Art is dead, long live Art.da-da-da','','','',500.00,'Canvas and framed prints.');
photos[40] = new photo(1196383,'85258','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/realviewertext2 copy.jpg',500,236,'neone I\'m a Real Viewer 40x40cm 2006','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/realviewertext2 copy_thumb.jpg',130, 61,0, 0,'I’M A REAL VIEWER (Text) <br>\r\n<br>\r\n‘it is usually thought, and rightly so that to understand ‘X’, we must know what it is to be ‘X’, or to be an ‘X’, so that we understand what ‘X’ is not.  I am a real viewer; when I am confronted with an object I see, I view, I do not look.  I view its beauty, I judge its form, I declare it art or not.  I proclaim, I ordain “This is art!” Yet, I proclaim what I cannot define.<br>\r\n....can art simply be considered whatever an artist makes?  We have no other definition, or can it be left that it has no explanation, only a kind of ‘family resemblance’.  But I know art when I see it .... I know the work of the artist.  The artists are its author and I am its viewer.  Art cannot be a form of taste and judgement, for it surely would not escape its classification as trend or fashion.  It would thus become subjective. We may enjoy a sunset together, but I do not approve of your taste in art.  <br>\r\n....it cannot be its context as that is a masquerade of meaning as definition.  Definition is objective, universal, not interpretive, at least that is it’s aim.  It cannot be idealized, as we are only human and cannot channel ‘otherness’ into this very real world.  <br>\r\n.... art can rely on its author.  I know ‘X’ is art, because ‘X’ is its author, the artist.  Thus art is what an artist makes. To pronounce what is art, is the artists role, as long as it survives all kinds of delays.  But it is I, who interpret it‘s meaning, it’s context, I proclaim it art too.  There cannot be any art without me, therefore I too, am the artist.  I co-exist, artist and viewer, both real.  “Everyone is an artist” not quite, for I am real.  The birth of the viewer, must be at the cost of the death of the artist.’','','','',500.00,'Framed print');
photos[41] = new photo(1798428,'86909','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/beuys40.jpg',500,375,'neone Art Focus (40) 29x42','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/beuys40_thumb.jpg',130, 98,0, 0,'','','','',200.00,'Framed print');
photos[42] = new photo(1866169,'85260','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/painters01fvweb.jpg',500,712,'neone \"I used to be an amateur painter, now I\'m not so sure\" 1996 29x42cm','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/painters01fvweb_thumb.jpg',130, 185,0, 0,'','','','',100.00,'Framed print');
photos[43] = new photo(3478658,'212723','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/pomotrip.jpg',500,420,'neone PoMo triptych 2008','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/pomotrip_thumb.jpg',130, 109,1, 1,'','','','',1000.00,'Canvas Triptych');
photos[44] = new photo(1866182,'85260','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/painters02fvweb.jpg',500,707,'neone \"I used to be a part-time painter, now I\'m not so sure\" 1996 29x42cm','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/painters02fvweb_thumb.jpg',130, 184,0, 0,'','','','',100.00,'Framed print');
photos[45] = new photo(1213217,'86909','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/beuysdiacap=art.jpg',500,657,'neone Capital=Art 42x60cm 2005','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/beuysdiacap=art_thumb.jpg',130, 171,0, 0,'','','','',150.00,'Large print');
photos[46] = new photo(1866193,'85260','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/painters03fvweb.jpg',500,707,'neone \"I used to be an action painter, now I\'m not so sure\" 1996 29x42cm','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/painters03fvweb_thumb.jpg',130, 184,0, 0,'','','','',100.00,'Framed print');
photos[47] = new photo(3478668,'212723','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/pomobinaryblack.jpg',500,622,'neone PoMo diptych black 50x70cm','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/pomobinaryblack_thumb.jpg',130, 162,0, 0,'','','','','','Canvas');
photos[48] = new photo(1186306,'86909','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/beuysdiaeveryone.jpg',500,665,'neone Everyone is an Artist 2005 42x60cm','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/beuysdiaeveryone_thumb.jpg',130, 173,0, 0,'Drawing created at the neone Art Focus Group.','','','',150.00,'Large print');
photos[49] = new photo(1866204,'85260','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/painters04fvweb.jpg',500,706,'neone \"I used to be a stupid painter, now I\'m not so sure\" 1996 29x42cm','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/painters04fvweb_thumb.jpg',130, 184,0, 0,'','','','',100.00,'Framed print');
photos[50] = new photo(3478664,'212723','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/pomobinarywhite.jpg',500,617,'neone PoMo diptych white 50x70cm','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/pomobinarywhite_thumb.jpg',130, 160,0, 0,'','','','','','Canvas');
photos[51] = new photo(1213370,'86909','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/beuys17u(d).jpg',500,746,'neone Art Focus(23) 29x42cm 2005','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/beuys17u(d)_thumb.jpg',130, 194,0, 0,'','','','',200.00,'Framed print');
photos[52] = new photo(1866209,'85260','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/painters05fvweb.jpg',500,706,'neone \"I used to be a painter, now I\'m not so sure\" 1996 29x42cm','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/painters05fvweb_thumb.jpg',130, 184,0, 0,'','','','',100.00,'Framed print');
photos[53] = new photo(3478670,'212723','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/pomobinary.jpg',500,244,'neone PoMo diptych 2008','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/pomobinary_thumb.jpg',130, 63,0, 0,'','','','',750.00,'Canvas Diptych');
photos[54] = new photo(1186080,'85254','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/NEONE (62).jpg',500,321,'neone Binary 1&2 2005 29x42cm','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/NEONE (62)_thumb.jpg',130, 83,0, 0,'','','','',150.00,'Framed prints');
photos[55] = new photo(1854348,'85246','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/NEONE (102)1.jpg',500,703,'neone Prints, Ads (and the Death of Modernism amd the Avant-garde) 2007 42x60cm','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/NEONE (102)1_thumb.jpg',130, 183,0, 0,'','','','',150.00,'Framed print');
photos[56] = new photo(1186024,'85246','','gallery','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/void.jpg',500,679,'neone Void 2002 42x60cm','http://www3.clikpic.com/neoneartist/images/void_thumb.jpg',130, 177,0, 0,'','','','',150.00,'Framed print');

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* Create the array of Gallery objects                                      *
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galleries = new Array();
galleries[0] = new gallery(212973,'3482871','Art as Analysis, as analysis','gallery');
galleries[1] = new gallery(85258,'1186070','Death and Commerce','gallery');
galleries[2] = new gallery(86909,'1186280','Focus Groups','gallery');
galleries[3] = new gallery(85260,'1186142,1186107','His/story','gallery');
galleries[4] = new gallery(85246,'1854343,1185682','Manifesto and ads','gallery');
galleries[5] = new gallery(85254,'1185953','Polytych Series','gallery');
galleries[6] = new gallery(212723,'3478658','PoMo','gallery');
galleries[7] = new gallery(212700,'1186330','Tabula Rasa','gallery');