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I liked how the TS Eliot one which the author calls "sublime" was actually impressively sophomoric. It really was like a painting an able, shallow person would
by scandox 5y ago
I liked how the TS Eliot one which the author calls "sublime" was actually impressively sophomoric. It really was like a painting an able, shallow person would come up with to reflect their idea of TS Eliot's poetry.
That in a sense is uncanny and notable.
- mrspeaker 5y agoMaybe they are using the meaning of sublime of converting from solid to vapor state
- scandox 5y agoChemical-Visual art criticism ... Could be a whole new field.
- GlennS 5y agoI went and stared at the pictures for a bit after reading this. Not much experience of art really, but I think you're probably right. They're all interesting pictures - but "let's assemble some related elements in a new combination". I did really like “a face like an M.C. Escher drawing” though. Maybe this is the final form of postmodernism? "There's no meaning here, but will you ever figure that out?"