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2012/02/21
Re: Can art exist without authority?
joseph berg
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2012/02/20
FW: [AE] Fwd: CFP: International Conference "Rethinking Pragmatist Aesthetics"
Saul Ostrow
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2012/02/19
Fwd: [AE] LAF 22 FEB: Elisabeth Schellenkens - Aesthetic Displeasure and Artistic Appreciation
lslbsc2
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2012/02/16
Re: exhibition
ARMANDO BAEZA
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2012/02/16
Re: exhibition
William Conger
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2012/02/16
Re: exhibition
Cheerskep
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2012/02/16
Re: exhibition
Cheerskep
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2012/02/16
exhibition
William Conger
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2012/02/15
"Beautiful, Aesthetic, Erotic"
joseph berg
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2012/02/12
Fwd: [AE] Fwd: British Society of Aesthetics 2012 Essay Prize: Deadline 30 June 2012
lslbsc2
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2012/02/11
RED (2010 Charlie Rose interview)
joseph berg
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2012/02/11
Re: "Edward Gero on Rothko, 'Red'"
William Conger
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2012/02/11
Re: "Edward Gero on Rothko, 'Red'"
Cheerskep
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2012/02/11
Re: "Edward Gero on Rothko, 'Red'"
William Conger
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2012/02/11
Probable scan/hack attempt
Tom McCormack
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2012/02/11
Re: "Edward Gero on Rothko, 'Red'"
Cheerskep
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2012/02/10
Re: "Edward Gero on Rothko, 'Red'"
William Conger
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2012/02/10
Fwd: [AE] new aisthesis is on line
lslbsc2
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2012/02/10
Fwd: [AE] publication announcement
Cheerskep
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2012/02/10
Re: "Edward Gero on Rothko, 'Red'"
Mike Mallory
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2012/02/08
"Edward Gero on Rothko, 'Red'"
joseph berg
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2012/02/07
Fwd: [AE] Fwd: Film-Philosophy Conference 2012, CFP
lslbsc2
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2012/02/07
Fwd: [AE] LAF 8 February: Margaret Moore, ''Musical Timbre: Between Ontology and Perception"
lslbsc2
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2012/02/07
"Antoni Tàpies, Spanish Abstract Painter, Dies at 88"
joseph berg
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2012/02/03
Fwd: [AE] Fwd: Symposium on Early modern philosophy and literature at Nottingham
lslbsc2
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2012/02/02
Re: "When the overall economy moves from industrial and consumer capitalism to finance capitalism, art undergoes parallel changes. There are three stages in this process: the commodification of art, the corporatization of art, and the financialization of
William Conlin
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2012/02/02
"When the overall economy moves from industrial and consumer capitalism to finance capitalism, art undergoes parallel changes. There are three stages in this process: the commodification of art, the corporatization of art, and the financialization of
joseph berg
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2012/02/02
Fwd: [AE] Fwd: CFP: International Society for Philosophy of Music Education The Ninth International Symposium on the Philosophy of Music Education
lslbsc2
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2012/02/02
"Leonardo picked his pupils for their looks, not their talent."
joseph berg
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2012/01/28
Re: "The culmination of a hustling, laissez-faire capitalist culture is that everything gets dumbed down, that all significant questions are ignored, and that every human activity is turned into a commodity, and anything goes if it sells."
William Conger
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2012/01/28
Re: "...Art becomes something that they fight over as a way to reassert their values, reassert a sense of who their community is and where they fit into their community, who's values still matter, what does a community look like going forward, and art be
lslbsc2
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2012/01/28
"The culmination of a hustling, laissez-faire capitalist culture is that everything gets dumbed down, that all significant questions are ignored, and that every human activity is turned into a commodity, and anything goes if it sells."
joseph berg
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2012/01/27
Re: "...Art becomes something that they fight over as a way to reassert their values, reassert a sense of who their community is and where they fit into their community, who's values still matter, what does a community look like going forward, and art be
Tom McCormack
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2012/01/27
"...Art becomes something that they fight over as a way to reassert their values, reassert a sense of who their community is and where they fit into their community, who's values still matter, what does a community look like going forward, and art be
joseph berg
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2012/01/26
History of individualism
joseph berg
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2012/01/26
Fwd: [AE] LAF 25 January: John Zeimbekis, ''Seeing an object in a picture"
lslbsc2
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2012/01/26
Fwd: [AE] Fwd: The Philosophical Quarterly 2012 Prize Essay Competition
lslbsc2
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2012/01/26
Re: "...Art is like Religion. As long as you do your best to stamp it out of existence, it flourishes in spite of you, like weeds in a garden. But if you try to cultivate it and it becomes a popular success, it goes to the dogs at once." (Oliver Mado
joseph berg
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2012/01/26
Re: "...Art is like Religion. As long as you do your best to stamp it out of existence, it flourishes in spite of you, like weeds in a garden. But if you try to cultivate it and it becomes a popular success, it goes to the dogs at once." (Oliver Mado
joseph berg
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2012/01/19
"Peter Selz: Sketches of a Life in Art"
joseph berg
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2012/01/17
Re: "Not even a collapsing world looks dark to a man who is about to make his fortune." (E.B. White)
joseph berg
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2012/01/17
Re: "Not even a collapsing world looks dark to a man who is about to make his fortune." (E.B. White)
joseph berg
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2012/01/17
Re: "Not even a collapsing world looks dark to a man who is about to make his fortune." (E.B. White)
Saul Ostrow
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2012/01/16
"Not even a collapsing world looks dark to a man who is about to make his fortune." (E.B. White)
joseph berg
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2012/01/16
Re: "Art collectors are good because they help the painters, but they are bad insofar as they give too much importance to those arts that can be bought and sold."
joseph berg
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2012/01/15
"Within the art world ”the dealer brand often becomes a substitute for, and certainly is a reinforcement of, aesthetic judgement“.
joseph berg
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2012/01/13
Re: "...Art is like Religion. As long as you do your best to stamp it out of existence, it flourishes in spite of you, like weeds in a garden. But if you try to cultivate it and it becomes a popular success, it goes to the dogs at once." (Oliver Mado
William Conger
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2012/01/13
Re: "...Art is like Religion. As long as you do your best to stamp it out of existence, it flourishes in spite of you, like weeds in a garden. But if you try to cultivate it and it becomes a popular success, it goes to the dogs at once." (Oliver Mado
joseph berg
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2012/01/13
Re: "...Art is like Religion. As long as you do your best to stamp it out of existence, it flourishes in spite of you, like weeds in a garden. But if you try to cultivate it and it becomes a popular success, it goes to the dogs at once." (Oliver Madox Hu
William Conger
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2012/01/13
"...Art is like Religion. As long as you do your best to stamp it out of existence, it flourishes in spite of you, like weeds in a garden. But if you try to cultivate it and it becomes a popular success, it goes to the dogs at once." (Oliver Madox Hu
joseph berg
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2012/01/12
"Mass culture is a centralized culture, dependent on technology, and largely divorced from any real cultural roots. It is a sad product of industrial civilization."
joseph berg
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2012/01/11
"Van Gogh: The Life" (Charlie Rose interviews authors of this new book)
joseph berg
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2012/01/11
Re: "Art collectors are good because they help the painters, but they are bad insofar as they give too much importance to those arts that can be bought and sold."
Saul Ostrow
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2012/01/11
Re: "Art collectors are good because they help the painters, but they are bad insofar as they give too much importance to those arts that can be bought and sold."
William Conger
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2012/01/11
Re: "Art collectors are good because they help the painters, but they are bad insofar as they give too much importance to those arts that can be bought and sold."
joseph berg
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2012/01/11
Re: "Art collectors are good because they help the painters, but they are bad insofar as they give too much importance to those arts that can be bought and sold."
joseph berg
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2012/01/11
Re: "Art collectors are good because they help the painters, but they are bad insofar as they give too much importance to those arts that can be bought and sold."
William Conger
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2012/01/11
Other art movements in France, circa 1860-1880
caldwell-brobeck
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2012/01/10
Re: "Art collectors are good because they help the painters, but they are bad insofar as they give too much importance to those arts that can be bought and sold."
ARMANDO BAEZA
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2012/01/10
Re: "Art collectors are good because they help the painters, but they are bad insofar as they give too much importance to those arts that can be bought and sold."
joseph berg
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2012/01/10
Re: "Art collectors are good because they help the painters, but they are bad insofar as they give too much importance to those arts that can be bought and sold."
joseph berg
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2012/01/10
Re: "Art collectors are good because they help the painters, but they are bad insofar as they give too much importance to those arts that can be bought and sold."
ARMANDO BAEZA
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2012/01/10
Re: "Art collectors are good because they help the painters, but they are bad insofar as they give too much importance to those arts that can be bought and sold."
leo sullivan
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2012/01/10
Re: "Art collectors are good because they help the painters, but they are bad insofar as they give too much importance to those arts that can be bought and sold."
William Conger
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2012/01/10
Re: "Art collectors are good because they help the painters, but they are bad insofar as they give too much importance to those arts that can be bought and sold."
William Conger
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2012/01/10
Re: "So much of the art practice of modern artists involves handling objects and playing with them. From that play emerges the form, then the structure and then the meaning."
William Conger
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2012/01/10
"Art collectors are good because they help the painters, but they are bad insofar as they give too much importance to those arts that can be bought and sold."
joseph berg
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2012/01/10
"So much of the art practice of modern artists involves handling objects and playing with them. From that play emerges the form, then the structure and then the meaning."
joseph berg
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2012/01/10
"'Young British Artists'...are characterized by their entrepreneurial spirit, independence and their ability to manipulate the media."
joseph berg
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2012/01/09
"Hollywood's Race to Bring John Ruskin's Life to the Big Screen..."
joseph berg
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2012/01/09
Re: "It has seen all other ideas of value in our society (aesthetic values, moral values, environmental values, political values) bow down before money as the ultimate definition of what is valuable."
joseph berg
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2012/01/08
Re: "It has seen all other ideas of value in our society (aesthetic values, moral values, environmental values, political values) bow down before money as the ultimate definition of what is valuable."
Saul Ostrow
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2012/01/08
Re: "It has seen all other ideas of value in our society (aesthetic values, moral values, environmental values, political values) bow down before money as the ultimate definition of what is valuable."
joseph berg
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2012/01/08
Re: "The second season will have a more diverse group of judges due to criticism of the show having a one-dimensional and Euro-centric perspective of the artists' work."
Saul Ostrow
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2012/01/08
Re: "The feudal system of industry, in which industrial production was monopolised by closed guilds, now no longer sufficed for the growing wants of the new markets. The manufacturing system took its place. The guild-masters were pushed on one side by th
William Conger
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2012/01/08
Re: "The second season will have a more diverse group of judges due to criticism of the show having a one-dimensional and Euro-centric perspective of the artists' work."
William Conger
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2012/01/08
Re: "The second season will have a more diverse group of judges due to criticism of the show having a one-dimensional and Euro-centric perspective of the artists' work."
Saul Ostrow
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2012/01/08
Re: "It has seen all other ideas of value in our society (aesthetic values, moral values, environmental values, political values) bow down before money as the ultimate definition of what is valuable."
William Conger
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2012/01/08
Re: "The second season will have a more diverse group of judges due to criticism of the show having a one-dimensional and Euro-centric perspective of the artists' work."
William Conger
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2012/01/08
Re: "It has seen all other ideas of value in our society (aesthetic values, moral values, environmental values, political values) bow down before money as the ultimate definition of what is valuable."
caldwell-brobeck
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2012/01/08
"First, You Get Rid of the Artists ..."
joseph berg
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2012/01/07
Re: "The second season will have a more diverse group of judges due to criticism of the show having a one-dimensional and Euro-centric perspective of the artists' work."
joseph berg
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2012/01/07
"It has seen all other ideas of value in our society (aesthetic values, moral values, environmental values, political values) bow down before money as the ultimate definition of what is valuable."
joseph berg
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2012/01/07
"The feudal system of industry, in which industrial production was monopolised by closed guilds, now no longer sufficed for the growing wants of the new markets. The manufacturing system took its place. The guild-masters were pushed on one side by th
joseph berg
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2012/01/07
"59. Aesthetics--Beauty Without Observers"
joseph berg
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2012/01/07
Re: "...[He} lamented at how art schools exclusively ‘try to teach the poetry and not the craft.'"
William Conger
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2012/01/07
Re: "...[He} lamented at how art schools exclusively ‘try to teach the poetry and not the craft.'"
caldwell-brobeck
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2012/01/07
Re: "...[He} lamented at how art schools exclusively ‘try to teach the poetry and not the craft.'"
Michael Brady
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2012/01/07
Re: "...[He} lamented at how art schools exclusively ‘try to teach the poetry and not the craft.'"
William Conger
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2012/01/07
Re: "What today we continue to call a work of art is simply a subclass of entertaining estheticized commodity."
William Conger
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2012/01/07
Re: "...MFA art programs are just a summer camp experience with pretense and attitude. The art they produce is not demonstrably better than art produced outside of academic dialogues."
William Conger
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2012/01/07
Re: "...[He} lamented at how art schools exclusively ‘try to teach the poetry and not the craft.'"
William Conger
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2012/01/07
Re: "...This is the sad state of art in a capitalist society, where nothing is appreciated separately from its market value. And where the market value of something has nothing to do with intrinsic value, only what the market will bear."
William Conger
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2012/01/07
"...MFA art programs are just a summer camp experience with pretense and attitude. The art they produce is not demonstrably better than art produced outside of academic dialogues."
joseph berg
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2012/01/07
Re: "...[He} lamented at how art schools exclusively ‘try to teach the poetry and not the craft.'"
joseph berg
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2012/01/07
"...This is the sad state of art in a capitalist society, where nothing is appreciated separately from its market value. And where the market value of something has nothing to do with intrinsic value, only what the market will bear."
joseph berg
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2012/01/07
"What today we continue to call a work of art is simply a subclass of entertaining estheticized commodity."
joseph berg
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2012/01/07
Re: "...[He} lamented at how art schools exclusively ‘try to teach the poetry and not the craft.'"
joseph berg
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2012/01/07
Re: "...[He} lamented at how art schools exclusively ‘try to teach the poetry and not the craft.'"
joseph berg
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2012/01/07
Re: "...[He} lamented at how art schools exclusively ‘try to teach the poetry and not the craft.'"
joseph berg
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2012/01/07
Re: "...[He} lamented at how art schools exclusively ‘try to teach the poetry and not the craft.'"
joseph berg
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2012/01/06
Re: WPA
William Conger
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2012/01/06
Re: WPA
joseph berg
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2012/01/06
Re: "...[He} lamented at how art schools exclusively ‘try to teach the poetry and not the craft.'"
William Conger
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2012/01/06
Re: "...[He} lamented at how art schools exclusively ‘try to teach the poetry and not the craft.'"
caldwell-brobeck
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2012/01/06
Re: "...[He} lamented at how art schools exclusively ‘try to teach the poetry and not the craft.'"
William Conger
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2012/01/06
"...[He} lamented at how art schools exclusively ‘try to teach the poetry and not the craft.'"
joseph berg
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2012/01/06
"Kant's 'Critique of Aesthetic Judgement': A Reader's Guide" (recent book)
joseph berg
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2011/12/28
"Discrimination should be the first rule of the art scene, because there is no value for anyone in glorifying the ordinary. The job is the find the extraordinary, and support that."
joseph berg
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2011/12/28
"Charles Saatchi: the hideousness of the art world"
joseph berg
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2011/12/28
Re: Fw: guide-to-the-market-oligopoly-system
William Conger
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2011/12/27
Re: Fw: guide-to-the-market-oligopoly-system
joseph berg
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2011/12/26
Fw: art and neuroscience
William Conger
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2011/12/26
Re: art and neuroscience
Luc Delannoy
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2011/12/26
Re: art and neuroscience
William Conger
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2011/12/26
Fw: guide-to-the-market-oligopoly-system
William Conger
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2011/12/26
"...The film is above all a consummate work of art, one that transcends the historically fraught context of its making, and its pleasures are unapologetically aesthetic."
joseph berg
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2011/12/25
Re: "...He made a note reaffirming his belief that art always serves beauty, and beauty is delight in form, and form is the key to organic life, since no living thing can exist without it, so that every work of art, including tragedy, expresses the joy o
William Conger
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2011/12/25
Re: Aesthetics, intellect, high intelligence, and sensibility.
joseph berg
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2011/12/25
"...He made a note reaffirming his belief that art always serves beauty, and beauty is delight in form, and form is the key to organic life, since no living thing can exist without it, so that every work of art, including tragedy, expresses the joy o
joseph berg
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2011/12/21
Re: "No imagination, but only fancifulness running riot, bringing forth lavish ornament for mere ornament's sake: making for mere ostentation, which can only bring a freeting sense of unrest, by no means to be cured by fresh extravagances outstrippin
William Conger
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2011/12/21
Re: "No imagination, but only fancifulness running riot, bringing forth lavish ornament for mere ornament's sake: making for mere ostentation, which can only bring a freeting sense of unrest, by no means to be cured by fresh extravagances outstrippin
joseph berg
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2011/12/20
Re: "No imagination, but only fancifulness running riot, bringing forth lavish ornament for mere ornament's sake: making for mere ostentation, which can only bring a freeting sense of unrest, by no means to be cured by fresh extravagances outstrippin
William Conger
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2011/12/20
Re: "No imagination, but only fancifulness running riot, bringing forth lavish ornament for mere ornament's sake: making for mere ostentation, which can only bring a freeting sense of unrest, by no means to be cured by fresh extravagances outstrippin
caldwell-brobeck
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2011/12/20
Re: "No imagination, but only fancifulness running riot, bringing forth lavish ornament for mere ornament's sake: making for mere ostentation, which can only bring a freeting sense of unrest, by no means to be cured by fresh extravagances outstrippin
William Conger
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2011/12/20
Re: "No imagination, but only fancifulness running riot, bringing forth lavish ornament for mere ornament's sake: making for mere ostentation, which can only bring a freeting sense of unrest, by no means to be cured by fresh extravagances outstrippin
joseph berg
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2011/12/20
Re: "No imagination, but only fancifulness running riot, bringing forth lavish ornament for mere ornament's sake: making for mere ostentation, which can only bring a freeting sense of unrest, by no means to be cured by fresh extravagances outstrippin
William Conger
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2011/12/20
Re: "No imagination, but only fancifulness running riot, bringing forth lavish ornament for mere ornament's sake: making for mere ostentation, which can only bring a freeting sense of unrest, by no means to be cured by fresh extravagances outstrippin
joseph berg
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2011/12/20
Re: "No imagination, but only fancifulness running riot, bringing forth lavish ornament for mere ornament's sake: making for mere ostentation, which can only bring a freeting sense of unrest, by no means to be cured by fresh extravagances outstripping th
William Conger
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2011/12/20
"Aesthetic Science..." (new book)
joseph berg
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2011/12/20
"No imagination, but only fancifulness running riot, bringing forth lavish ornament for mere ornament's sake: making for mere ostentation, which can only bring a freeting sense of unrest, by no means to be cured by fresh extravagances outstripping th
joseph berg
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2011/12/19
"If we are to change our world view, images have to change. The artist now has a very important job to do. He's not a little peripheral figure entertaining rich people, he's really needed."
joseph berg
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2011/12/15
Re: Aesthetics, intellect, high intelligence, and sensibility.
lslbsc2
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2011/12/15
Re: Aesthetics, intellect, high intelligence, and sensibility.
William Conger
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2011/12/15
Re: Aesthetics, intellect, high intelligence, and sensibility.
Mike Mallory
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2011/12/15
Re: Aesthetics, intellect, high intelligence, and sensibility.
William Conger
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2011/12/15
Re: Aesthetics, intellect, high intelligence, and sensibility.
lslbsc2
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2011/12/14
Re: Aesthetics, intellect, high intelligence, and sensibility.
William Conger
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2011/12/12
Re: Aesthetics, intellect, high intelligence, and sensibility.
Mike Mallory
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2011/12/07
Fwd: [AE] Fwd: Dutch Association of Aesthetics - call for abstracts
lslbsc2
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2011/12/07
Fwd: [AE] FW: Special Issue of "Art and Philosophy" (Sztuka i Filozofia) on Art, Judgment and Criticism
lslbsc2
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2011/12/07
Fwd: [AE] CFP - Evental Aesthetics
lslbsc2
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2011/12/06
Re: Aesthetics, intellect, high intelligence, and sensibility.
William Conger
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2011/12/06
Re: Aesthetics, intellect, high intelligence, and sensibility.
Mike Mallory
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2011/10/30
Rockwell (recent tv program)
joseph berg
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2011/10/29
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2011/10/26
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2011/10/26
Buy Custom Made University Diplomas, Fake College Degrees and Transcripts of World Famous Universities. recommends this site
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2011/10/24
It's all about being photogenic
joseph berg
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2011/10/16
Does this apply to the evolution of artforms?
joseph berg
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2011/10/15
Re: NEWS Book on Art History and Art Theory
joseph berg
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2011/10/12
"...The taste levels of the judges are at least as puzzling as the execution of the contestants."
joseph berg
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2011/10/12
WPA
joseph berg
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2011/10/04
NEWS Book on Art History and Art Theory
Frances Kelly
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2011/10/04
NEWS Art Theory Conference
Frances Kelly
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2011/09/27
Re: Doesn't the commodification of art begin when people start viewing works of art primarily as gifts?
William Conger
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2011/09/27
Re: continent. 1.3 Is Now Available
Tilman Rothermel
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2011/09/26
continent. 1.3 Is Now Available
paul boshears
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2011/09/26
Re: Doesn't the commodification of art begin when people start viewing works of art primarily as gifts?
joseph berg
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2011/09/25
On Oct. 10, you can ask Sarah Jessica Parker your question about her show "Work of Art..."
joseph berg
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2011/09/25
Contemplation: artist vs. craftsman
joseph berg
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2011/09/25
Is this how "progress" ultimately affects artists?
joseph berg
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2011/09/25
"Authentic experience"
joseph berg
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2011/09/12
Re: Aesthetics, intellect, high intelligence, and sensibility.
Cheerskep
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2011/09/11
Re: Aesthetics, intellect, high intelligence, and sensibility.
leo sullivan
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2011/09/11
Re: Aesthetics, intellect, high intelligence, and sensibility.
William Conger
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2011/09/11
Re: Aesthetics, intellect, high intelligence, and sensibility.
Cheerskep
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2011/09/11
Re: Aesthetics, intellect, high intelligence, and sensibility.
William Conger
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2011/09/11
Re: 9-11
ARMANDO BAEZA
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2011/09/11
Re: Aesthetics, intellect, high intelligence, and sensibility.
ARMANDO BAEZA
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2011/09/11
Re: Aesthetics, intellect, high intelligence, and sensibility.
Cheerskep
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2011/09/11
9-11
William Conger
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2011/09/11
Re: Aesthetics, intellect, high intelligence, and sensibility.
William Conger
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2011/09/10
Re: Aesthetics, intellect, high intelligence, and sensibility.
ARMANDO BAEZA
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2011/09/10
Re: Aesthetics, intellect, high intelligence, and sensibility.
Cheerskep
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2011/09/10
Re: Aesthetics, intellect, high intelligence, and sensibility.
leo sullivan
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2011/09/09
Re: Aesthetics, intellect, high intelligence, and sensibility.
William Conger
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2011/09/09
Re: Once upon a time, wasn't art supposed to restrain vulgarity?
William Conger
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2011/09/09
Aesthetics, intellect, high intelligence, and sensibility.
Cheerskep
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2011/09/09
Once upon a time, wasn't art supposed to restrain vulgarity?
joseph berg
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2011/09/09
The scope of our forum and its members.
Cheerskep
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2011/09/09
[no subject]
William Conger
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2011/09/08
Re: Didn't pre-Renaissance art rely more on formulas and less on individuality, creativity and imagination?
William Conger
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2011/09/08
Re: Didn't pre-Renaissance art rely more on formulas and less on individuality, creativity and imagination?
joseph berg
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2011/09/07
Job posting in aesthetics
Cheerskep
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2011/09/05
I can hardly wait.
joseph berg
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2011/09/05
Re: Intelligence, sensibility, and imagination
Saul Ostrow
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2011/09/05
Re: "not the hand"
ARMANDO BAEZA
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2011/09/05
Re: Intelligence, sensibility, and imagination
lslbsc2
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2011/09/05
Re: Intelligence, sensibility, and imagination
William Conger
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2011/09/05
Re: Intelligence, sensibility, and imagination
Saul Ostrow
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2011/09/05
Re: Intelligence, sensibility, and imagination
William Conger
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2011/09/05
Re: Intelligence, sensibility, and imagination
Saul Ostrow
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2011/09/05
Re: Intelligence, sensibility, and imagination
William Conger
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2011/09/05
Re: Intelligence, sensibility, and imagination
Michael Brady
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2011/09/05
Re: Intelligence, sensibility, and imagination
Cheerskep
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2011/09/05
Re: Intelligence, sensibility, and imagination
lslbsc2
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2011/09/05
Re: Intelligence, sensibility, and imagination
Michael Brady
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2011/09/05
Re: Intelligence, sensibility, and imagination
Cheerskep
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2011/09/05
Re: "not the hand"
ARMANDO BAEZA