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Noticing Geoff Dyer, one of the world's great noticers – The Forward

Noticing Geoff Dyer, one of the world's great noticers – The Forward
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The Core by Bene explores how the pandemic will reshape the office - Workplace | Design

How does an office need to work to make it through the pandemic – and even more importantly – how will the office work after the pandemic? ....

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Ecological Rehearsals: Shift, Toronto, Ontario

Ecological Rehearsals: Shift, Toronto, Ontario
Ecological Rehearsals: Shift, Toronto, Ontario
Richard Serra’s Shift, located in King City north of Toronto, is a prototype for contemporary ecological art.
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The walls of Richard Serra’s Shift trace a zigzag through a farmer’s field in King City, Ontario. Photo by Simon Rabyniuk and Pooya Aledvood
In the face of the climate crisis, contemporary ecological artists are investigating radical contingencies between site, mediating systems and viewers. French artist Pierre Huyghe’s work, for instance, creates haunting architectural spaces, inhabited by humans as well as other living beings and processes. Korean-American Anicka Yi, on the other hand, creates uncanny sculptures by deploying unorthodox materials such as ice crystals and bacterial agents in open-ended, evolving environments. ....

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Palestinianism | 3 Quarks Daily

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author of Fooled by Randomness and The Black Swan. [The other site NNT is referring to is the excellent Arts & Letters Daily.] ....

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The Value of Didactic Art - Artforum International

The Value of Didactic Art
This week, executive editor Lloyd Wise looks back at April 1967’s “The Value of Didactic Art,” one of the many benchmark essays written for
Artforum in its early years by the critic, curator, and art historian Barbara Rose (1936–2020). Rose is celebrated and remembered by her friend and colleague Margit Rowell in our April issue.
To read Barbara Rose is to partake in her “immense excitement and pleasure,” writes Rowell. Nowhere is this in better evidence than in Rose’s 1967 essay “The Value of Didactic Art,” in which the critic unspools, with wit and meticulously reasoned brilliance, a nascent category of art she defines as “illustrations of theoretical esthetic positions condensed into a single object.” Marcel Duchamp, Jasper Johns, especially Andy Warhol: In such figures, Rose finds qualities of “argumentation” and “dialogue” that, while betraying formalist criticism’s obsolescence, lig ....

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