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On the Kay Larson essay: I like the acknowledgement of the kinetic in installation art. I wonder if we focus too much on the framed, static art object and not the constant flow of energy in any given art experience.
Apr 18, 2019 11:39AM
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‘Entering a situation with a "mind of don't know" privileges process over outcome. The focus on process as an art medium is not restricted to socially engaged artists, but it does provide them with a useful vehicle for exploring the daily life of ordinary people. Process privileges time and relationships, giving activist artists a way to shape the non-traditional aspects of what they do.’
Jun 27, 2020 02:35AM
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D Schmudde
D Schmudde is on page 87 of 280
“If a job helps us in our understanding both of ourselves and of the world around us, then it is, for us, samma ajiva (right livelihood) - no matter how futile and crazy it may seem to our friends and neighbors.” pg 83
Jun 07, 2019 08:28AM
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D Schmudde
D Schmudde is on page 61 of 280
I love this distinction- “[John] Cage intended to teach us how to listen to the unintended music of everyday noise. With Pop [art], the Brillo Box could be art while Brillo boxes from the supermarket were not.”
Apr 08, 2019 04:18PM
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Apr 06, 2019 11:47AM
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D Schmudde is on page 35 of 280
Very fortunate to stumble upon this collection at Myopic Books in Chicago. I'll never look at Duchamp the same again!
Jan 07, 2019 10:14AM
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