Showing posts with label Art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Art. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
Thursday, September 17, 2009
Berlusconi and a Blurb
A heads-up to historians out there wanting to get ahead of the game:

(Unrelated) blurb:

"I sincerely believe I am by far the best prime minister Italy has had in its 150 year history (since unification in 1861)," Berlusconi said in televised news conference in Sardinia with Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero.---------------------------
(Unrelated) blurb:
"A tailor at work resembles the poet cutting, trimming, and stitching his verse. The needle is the sudden penetration of insight, while the flexible thread, assuring continuity and shape, is dragged in the rear as a secondary process. The result is “my misshapen son”: Art-making by men is an appropriation of female fertility. The end product, like Frankenstein’s “monster” with his stitched-up face, may seem ugly or distorted (in an avant-garde era). But the artwork is the artist’s true posterity, a child of the intellect rather than the body—a distinction made by Plato. "Thanks to Foreign Policy Passport blog for photo
- Camille Paglia
Labels:
Art,
Brain Food,
Camille Paglia,
Italy,
Synthesizing,
Understanding
Thursday, August 20, 2009
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