>Absent judgment -- all the critic can offer is a kind of descriptive taxonomy -- like the reviews found in "Art in America".
Yes, that is what we get from most critics now days. It is safe and boring like majority of visual art produced now. Boris Shoshensky -- "Chris Miller" <[email protected]> wrote: >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". ____________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ Turn your passion into a profession. Click here to find a film school near you. http://thirdpartyoffers.netzero.net/TGL2241/fc/PnY6rx8PN2g6Ovq9VOJ5yaIDwpgjYT P0Ebi6Qy4KxjySr9cY87BEA/
