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... in the 'New Yorker ' article " the big sellout" John Seabrook argues that new artist are unconcerned with old ethics of "selling out" since they are walking sales pitch for themselves .. their own brand. " The artist of the next gen. will make their art a built barometer already in place. The auteur as marketeer, the artist in a suit of his own ; the ultimate vertical integration."
— Feb 25, 2018 04:50AM
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"Transnationals are affecting Democracy, work, communities, culture and the biosphere. Inadvertently , they have helped us see the whole problem as one system, to connect every issue to every other issue, to not look at one problem in isolation." john jordan
— Feb 07, 2018 05:20AM
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"Transnationals are affecting Democracy, work, communities, culture and the biosphere. Inadvertently , they have helped us see the whole problem as one system, to connect every issue to every other issue, to not look at one problem in isolation." john jordan
— Jan 29, 2018 06:23PM
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commenting on the future of poetry and art in a democratic society, Alexis Tocqueville wrote that he was worried about a flight into unanchored fantasy..." I fear the production of democratic poets may often be surcharged with immense and incoherent imagery, with exaggerated descriptions and strange creations; and that the fantastic beings of their brain may sometimes make us regret the world of reality"
— Jan 05, 2018 03:17AM
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commenting on the future of poetry and art in a democratic society, Alexis Tocqueville wrote that he was worried about a flight into unanchored fantasy..." I fear the production of democratic poets may often be surcharged with immense and incoherent imagery, with exaggerated descriptions and strange creations; and that the fantastic beings of their brain may sometimes make us regret the world of reality"
— Jan 01, 2018 03:15PM
