Category Archives: criticism
Transcending compensation.
Some thoughts from Jack Zipes to keep you pacified (compensated! Hah!) until the next post: “Folk tales were often censored and outlawed during the early phase of the bourgeoisie’s rise to power because of their fantastic components which encouraged imaginative … Continue reading
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Alessandro Busci at Mark Wolfe Contemporary Art
Last month I saw a show of Alessandro Busci‘s paintings at the Mark Wolfe Contemporary Art. Each of Busci’s paintings featured “train depots, service stations, power plants, and airports”. The enamel palettes used were vivid, usually limited to the brown … Continue reading
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