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- Steve Durbin: Brian Eno has some interesting ideas on the relation of arts and sciences. See his interview at Edge,...
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See this as Art Posted on November 12th
An Exercise in Futility
In the book Willem de Kooning: Works, Writings, Interviews, De ...
Artropolis Chicago
Artropolis seems like a fitter name for a collaborative drawing ...
“The sun, having no alternative…
shown on nothing new." - Samuel Beckett Is there really nothing new ...
Postmodernism: A Lost Opportunity
If postmodernism criticism (and postmodernism itself) doesn't believe in truth, ...
