Category: Commentary, Critique, and Response

RT @curtdoolittle: @NoahRevoy @bryanbrey @hendry_hugh I think part of my job, our job, is to create a field of potential camps that allow t…

It’s good to both disagree AND to defend me. I don’t get that much defense online and I could use more of it. So let’s be tolerant of both. -hugs

its a measure of the mainstreaming of the idea,

It makes my day every time. love you man. 😉

(yes) 😉

Yes Danielle Anjou has made a reputation, though she uses the modern long and lithe body instead of the more massive of Rodin, the weight of Michaelangelo, and is closest probably to Canova or Donatello. Her fountain (which I don’t recall the title of) was very good. I was taught that complimenting an artist is shallow unless you offer an improvement and then suggest motives, and mine is that she does not quite capture weight, but sometimes these are intentional aesthetic choices and I can see a woman sculptor making that choice. 😉

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yes, I put him up there with the historan and the geostrategists that convey these concepts in meaningful and accessible form.

That’s the correct context. It’s obviously the latter. 😉

Uh. That’s profoundly insulting Nick Freitas. 😉