8-word poem
And where
Would we be
If art mattered?
Would we be
If art mattered?
posted by Steve Caratzas at 12:29 AM
Friday, October 14, 2005
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2 Comments:
Certainly not the United States, and most likely not in the Twenty-first century.
steve:
first read this as 'art is metered' maybe 'art has petered?' at any rate, art, pop and not, exists, and does matter. i'm not such a pessimist when it comes to worrying about the present or future state of creative endeavours. i do worry about the past, since art is alwasy past tense. that is, one has no idea what is in the future, and we exist only in the present, even if our work is avant, but it is the past where we define ourselves, and work toward and against. faulkner said something about the past is not dead, it is not even past.
peace and love,
richard
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