Confronts the effects of modernism on society and proposes a remedy based on a redefinition of our art and culture
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Feb 01, 2012
Kelly
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Each work/each day is connected. Individual and combined. Time and change are connected to place. Real change is best understood by staying in one place.
p92- temporary, delicate, transient Nature is subject not backdrop of work. Approach premised on respect rather than domination. unobtrusive. found materials at site w/o tools. tunes in to landscape and seasons. photographs it before it crumbles.
timing is crucial he prefers works where nature pushes on him. he is ru More...
p92- temporary, delicate, transient Nature is subject not backdrop of work. Approach premised on respect rather than domination. unobtrusive. found materials at site w/o tools. tunes in to landscape and seasons. photographs it before it crumbles.
timing is crucial he prefers works where nature pushes on him. he is ru More...
May 20, 2011
May
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A good examination of the problems with post-modern art and the sense of futility it carries with it compared to the benefits of communal, spiritual, heartfelt creation.
Jun 21, 2010
Hava
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interesting take on the purpose of art and a lot less *crunchy* than I thought it would be. but I can't buy the author's idea that art should service community and environmentalism. art is about self expression not do-goodism and despite being all in favor art and of doing good, when the two meet the result is usually not good!
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