The Red Wheelbarrowvv
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so much depends
upon
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a red wheel
barrow
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glazed with rain
water
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beside the white
chickens.
Sunday, December 9, 2007
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disaster: earthquake
Everything is dangerous, and in one minute our lives could be transformed immeasurably regardless of our economic or educational status, ethnicity or gender. Disasters define our humanity; as French author Marcel Proust wrote: “Disaster puts one in touch with oneself: suffering fuels creativity.” However, in a morbid way, disasters do unify us as a people, and unfortunately, tend to be more unifying than art.
everything is dangerous
disaster: earthquake
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- the factory
- Artforum - best of 2007
- The Power of Creativity
- ART iT - Japanese/English art magazine
- Art Market Frenzy
- Fake Terracotta Warriors
- Kaiyodo & Otaku Culture at the Taipei Fine Arts Mu...
- Mark Wallinger, Turner Prize, Anti-Iraq War Art
- my Christmas wish list
- William Carlos William's The Red Wheelbarrow
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About Me
- Susan
- I am an artist and art critic based in Japan and Taiwan. I write for http://fineart.about.com. My articles have been published in Flash Art, Art Asiapacific, Yishu, (London) ArtReview, Public Art Review, Sculpture, the Taipei Times and www.culture.tw. Check out my website: http://kendzulak.weebly.com and blogs: http://www.everythingisdangerous.blogspot.com, http://taiwancontemporaryart.blogspot.com and http://all-healthy.blogspot.com.
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1 comment:
Your blog keeps getting better and better! Your older articles are not as good as newer ones you have a lot more creativity and originality now keep it up!
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