Word: intrinsice
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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But the majority of the editorial board and Messrs. Baker, Levenson and Swanson cannot have their cake and eat it too. They must face the fact that formulating the nature of intellectual freedom in the manner they do is tantamount to denying intellectual freedom. Either the intellect is free from...
Out of personal principle, Mr. Feild has never before exhibited his work. The "market-place" aspect of the fine arts he calls "menacing" and "an ultimate racket like the Mafia or patent medicine." The idea of arranging a business contract between artist, dealer and buyer offends Mr. Feild ("how can...
Newman's whole bearing suggested a seignioral poise-the big square head thrust forward, the snowy walrus mustache, the steel-rimmed monocle dangling on a black ribbon that neatly bisected his shirt front, vertical black on white, like a detail from one of his own pictures. This was fitting...
Last year Franklin Mint literally coined $45.8 million in commemorative medals, which "honor" everyone from U.S. Presidents to the Hollywood stars. First-quarter sales for 1971 rose to $11.9 million, nearly double those of a year ago. The medals are sold in series of up to 200 to subscribers, who...
Failed Assumption. The simpler art looks, the more esoteric it seems to get. Probably this happens because we expect a work of art to be a rich crock of ideas and visual transactions, and if the box on the floor seems nothing of the sort we assume that its complexities...