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The article: AUDIO GUIDE TO THE GREATEST MASTERPEICES OF ALL TIME, ASSEMBLED IN ONE PLACE. By: Tom Gliatto The key to the humor: you have to imagine you are hearing this […]
The article: AUDIO GUIDE TO THE GREATEST MASTERPEICES OF ALL TIME, ASSEMBLED IN ONE PLACE. By: Tom Gliatto The key to the humor: you have to imagine you are hearing this […]
Einstein recognized the fine line between the subjects of art and science. Insight in his fields of mathematics and astrophysics were born of intuition and imagination. “When I examine myself […]
Artists were kind of a big deal in early modern Europe (c. 16th century). Apparently, they were vital in the scientific studies of astronomy, anatomy, natural history, and geography. There […]
The majority of my art learnin’ is in the realm of Western Art. Honestly, my interest in the Oriental arts was minimal for quite a while; it was difficult to really […]
I don’t know about you, but I like art museums much more than my current track record suggests. There’s one quite close to me, actually, but I am ashamed about […]
[information taken from this article by Kerri Smith] The experiment: Individuals were put under a brain scanner. A screen lay before them, upon which a series of random letters would flash. […]
I recently downloaded a podcast of James Grant’s lecture on Defining Art from the Universityof Oxford. The past century has been a tangled knot of philosophies and bristling artists, and […]