>"Making art is one of the most private intellectual things a person can do. It is a solitary adventure with a public purpose. You can't turn it around so that a public adventure is a private purpose and still call it art. WC
Aren't you doing that if you apply the word 'art' to statuary found in the Valley of the Kings ? Perhaps the era of the "solitary adventure" is over, or, at least, is moving to the periphery as the public adventure is moving to the center. Recalling my own preferences - -- I've found the solitary adventures (like Edvard Munch) can be entertaining, but the public adventures (like Duccio) can be more profound. They seem to be carrying a heavier weight of responsibility: collective, even cosmic, as well as personal. ____________________________________________________________ Financial Career Training - Click Here. http://thirdpartyoffers.netzero.net/TGL2231/fc/PnY6rc20AmOcu29XGoUKnWjnaCUW4C KFJuoiw563qUKHxEgUpde40/
