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This Facebook Group Dedicated To Terrible Art Started Recreating It And Here Are 40 Hilarious Entries
Lately, Facebook groups have been gaining more and more attention from the general public with such collectives as people role-playing ants exploding on the internet. One of the groups that recently gained an influx of attention is “Terrible Art in Charity Shops,” where people share various questionable art pieces they find at charity shops or similar establishments. However, as the coronavirus pandemic forced people to stay home and wander charity shops less, the group’s activity saw a decrease until someone had a genius idea. One person decided to try and recreate the art posted on the page, prompting a new, hilarious trend that not only brought the page back to life, but also sent its activity stats skyrocketing.
Bored Panda reached out to the administrators of the group for more information and one of them, Becky Gouverneur, kindly provided some additional information.
“The group was started back in 2017 by myself and Laura (we are old school friends!)” she explained. “Laura had posted a photo she'd taken of some terrible art in a charity shop on her private Facebook page, it went crazy and got hundreds of comments, I spotted it and suggested she make a group... and it went from there!”
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Becky also provided some background on how the trend of recreating the art first started:
“When lockdown began across the world, the group interactions dropped dramatically as most of the charity shops had closed. We were a bit worried about the group, which had been so active until then. Then, one day, a member called Ceri Ashton asked if she was allowed to post a 'recreation' of a post from the group. Matt and Ann (two of our key admins) mulled it over for a couple of hours. We are normally quite strict about what we let in as we don’t want the group to become swamped with all those kitsch statues of ladies dancing or awful cat plates…. The group was originally aimed at awful paintings or drawings by amateur artists (this is also something I’m really keen on as I’m an artist myself) and we try to keep true to that original vision. In the end, Matt and Ann thought 'what the hell, only a few of them will be bothered to join in so what harm can it do?' and the group had become so quiet during lockdown they thought it would provide some entertainment… little did they know! None of us expected the reaction we got!”
“When it hit, the group went crazy! Everyone was up for it, people were sat at home with nothing to do and the world was full of death and awful news, this was EXACTLY what people needed to lighten the mood and we got some truly hilarious interpretations of terrible art from the group,” Gouverneur detailed why the recreations became so popular. “Ceri also ended up creating her own group (Recreate Artwork With Things You Find At Home) as well so the craze can carry on long after TAICS (Terrible Art in Charity Shops) reverts to normal life!” she explained.
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satan hears a scream 6 years ago
honestly? i'd buy the painting on the left bc it made me laugh so hard for no reason
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Carole Knaus 6 years ago
Deranged Charcuterie, Upvote ^ if you like that I made it entirely with stuff found in the kitchen! lol! Thank you!! EtsyFeb202...04ab4e.jpg 
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Helen McSmith 6 years ago (edited)
Yaaaaargggg ....Ahoy me sharties ( s**t art fans ) Sadly this was the best pic we could get before the toilet roll nose started to droop and the Linda McCartney meatball snout at the end started to defrost and smell... And yes, I have always known that shart has a different meaning...
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Annabeth Chase 6 years ago
This is beautiful. Also, notice the small person exploring his/her (honestly can't tell) mouth
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Tristan McGregor 6 years ago
the face of the first one is what we call in the English language, "priceless"
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Su Fradley 6 years ago
In anticipation of some questions you may have. I am a woman, that is cocoa on my face. It is a large mushroom on my head. Other questions may not have answers. Thank you.
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Annabeth Chase 6 years ago
Lol, does anyone else just end up curling their lip like that for no reason?
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Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 6 years ago
Hah hah, this is great! I love how they even have the token lens flare!
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Kristina Thomas 6 years ago
Waaaaaait, the PAINTING is the original? That makes sense, but earlier in the post it was on the right side like it was the remake. I was impressed. Haha
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scrappyrat 6 years ago
This should be way higher up just for getting the manic expression and crayoned makeup so spot on.
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Kristina Thomas 6 years ago
The idea of the painting is good. It's a shame the artist makes things look so awkward. Good remake! Hahaha
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Annabeth Chase 6 years ago
Lol, notice the lady's face...oops I meant the moon (I guess she has a face after all)
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Aurora Graham-Hayes 6 years ago
yall mean that was awesome !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:D :D :D :D
Aurora Graham-Hayes 6 years ago
yall mean that was awesome !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:D :D :D :D
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