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Chang acknowledged the potential confusion of the message's authorship...
...historical notion of the artist as seer, able to represent the truth behind experience. We have faith that these creators can distill the very essence of their age; we expect the quiddity of the object to be revealed. Yet these capsules, because of their quarter-century embalming, take authorship away from the artists. Works of art necessarily undergo change when they are parted from their originators-the time capsule is an extreme case of such a transformation. Time, as a signifier, has taken on greater meaning than the material contents themselves. Antonakos's project implies that time...
...leafed through some sheets of poetry on the table, the host, claiming authorship, offered to recite them to me-which he did, to my delight and the enjoyment of everyone else in the room. It became obvious that our host's art objects, though inexpensive and not even "artistic" in the traditional sense, were nonetheless invaluable for the personal meaning they possessed...
...note from the paper itself that Elaine Scarry is professor of 'Aesthetics and General Theory of Value,'" wrote one critic. " I don't know whether her noted authorship includes any titles of relevance to air investigation...
...saints across the cathedral walls of Italy. Yet we see his brilliance today in a bare handful of surviving documented works. The famous 28 scenes of St. Francis' life adorning the Upper Church in Assisi--to most of us the embodiment of his work--are of hotly disputed authorship. Yet many experts still believe no other known hand could have created the economical drama, narrative power and intense depiction of human emotion that mark the best of them...