Word: visualizing
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Until it exploded in 1965, Watts was America's most under-publicized slum. Largely this lack of notice stemmed from the fact that Watts does not strike the eye in the same way that Bedford-Stuyvesant, Columbia Point, or Hough does. Absent is the visual oppressiveness of old six-story run-downs, crumbling brownstone block houses, and the vertical caskets of towering, post-war housing projects. If one is not paying attention, it's possible and perhaps even easy to drive from nearby Inglewood across Watts to South Gate or above on the Harbor Freeway without sensing that the community...
...call a ground-oriented team; seeking the dirt and crawling through the opposition. What the Columbia band says, the Yale band works out on the field. Confucius liked pictures even better than music or words. Who cares what the Yale band sounds like when you've got such audio-visual aids? Yale...
...think of the cover as a mere visual aid to journalism," says Louis R. Glessmann, our art director. "A TIME cover is journalism...
...past 20 years. It involves a chronic split between two modes of perception. On the one hand, the leisurely, selective, linear images on the museum wall; on the other, the shifting, promiscuous, more or less disposable flood of information and patterns that makes up most of our everyday visual experience. Much recent "novelty" art, as diverse as Pop and kinetics, is acutely conscious of that disjuncture. Indeed, the split itself has become a form of subject matter, and few men have made use of it more steadfastly than Paolozzi. For nearly a generation, he has been an indispensable provocateur...
...this short volume the Master is variously defined as a chronicler of society whose work was "a summing up of the nineteenth century" and, on the contrary, a "visionary artist" whose genius was to transcend time. He is described as a moralist who "judges" and "condemns" and a "visual writer" who sees. He is compared with French Impressionist paintings and Wagnerian opera...