>My appreciation for Medieval art, Mesoamerican art, and some other large categories took a while: there was no instantaneous metanoia, no thunderbolt that knocked me off the horse. (Michael Brady)
That was my point -- the rarity of thunderbolts -- and that's why critics/curators/experts should not be expected to deliver good judgments within unfamiliar/unloved genres. Absent judgment -- all the critic can offer is a kind of descriptive taxonomy -- like the reviews found in "Art in America". ____________________________________________________________ Click for free info on IT degrees and make up to $150K/ year. http://thirdpartyoffers.netzero.net/TGL2231/fc/PnY6rc1pvKSXAToUTsGI37U0y6Uhef n9c306i3wDuCHZXFKloS6As/
