I don't think the same pleasure one gets from one's completed work
can not
be felt the same in anyone else, and should not expected to be.
mando
On Jun 7, 2009, at 8:31 AM, Chris Miller wrote:
Yes, artists are concerned with whether their works are finished,
but I would
like to consider "inevitable and resolved" as a critical criteria
that other
observers might apply.
So even if the artist feels that her finished work is "inevitable and
resolved", another observer, absent an artist's need for self
congratulation,
might feel quite differently.
I have a great need to get that feeling from a painting or statue
-- the
delight being that it can be delivered in so many ways, each of
which feels
like an unexpected, happy surprise regardless of how familiar all
the
elements of style may be.
Though usually, I'm disappointed and frustrated.
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