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The Fence Theory of Art Posted on April 28th
Art & Selfhood
Unlike people in most professions, a person who makes art ...
Bohdan Osyczka at Sixth & Sixth Gallery
I'm visiting Tucson this week, and one of my stops ...
The Art Science Phenomenon
Lately, there has been several books, articles, and even critical ...
Little Things
Via the great public art blog, Aesthetic Grounds, I discovered ...
The Poetics of Renunciation
A few years ago I received a book by the ...
The Practice of Appreciation
In the New York Times the other day, Roberta Smith ...
Taking Stock
Note: Lately, I’ve gotten fascinated with stock imagery. The obsession ...
A Good Eye
At a thread over at Artblog.net, Catfish made some comments ...
Late Style
I have always been a lover of things on the ...
Beauty, Balance, and Justice
On Beauty and Being Just, by Elaine Scarry, is a ...
Art Quote Challenge
"There is nothing uglier than that on the verge of ...
Part of my philosophy is not knowing
Recently, in response to being accused of "not knowing what ...
What is the Role of The Critic?
Originally Posted on April 7th When I was in my first ...
Theoretical Dance
In the New York Times, an article entitled "Mind and ...
See this as Art
The other day, an article on Artblog.net described art as ...
