
If you want to annoy artists and public art managers, then just show comparable works in the world that suggest the new artwork is not very original. But like architecture, automotive design and a million other elements on our universe, is it realistic to be “unique” in the world. Or perhaps unique has become more like a “unique face” - not really very unique, but has a little something that appears special as this moment. A moment when you have forgotten the other similar ones or have not met the similar people. Is … [Read more...]








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