Thread: [Books] What are you currently reading?

art is becoming more irrelevant to "average" people because it is becoming more and mpre postmodern, that is to say more and more relevant to our future selves and opinions of the future.

we may not see it now, but art is a progression, in my opinion. we have had realism, depicting what is there, and gradually we have changed into what isnt there, what we imagine etc. To me, this is postmodernism.

I know this is just my opinion, but I also know that it is shared by a number of other people in my lectures on the subject.

I would prefer to discuss this concept in AI because its actually the basis of many deep running theories me and my classmates, as well as postgraduates, are writing on.

Originally Posted by sailor jack

art is becoming more irrelevant to "average" people because it is becoming more and mpre postmodern, that is to say more and more relevant to our future selves and opinions of the future.

we may not see it now, but art is a progression, in my opinion. we have had realism, depicting what is there, and gradually we have changed into what isnt there, what we imagine etc. To me, this is postmodernism.

I know this is just my opinion, but I also know that it is shared by a number of other people in my lectures on the subject.

I would prefer to discuss this concept in AI because its actually the basis of many deep running theories me and my classmates, as well as postgraduates, are writing on.

to who repped me this: why haven't you made a thread about this in AI yet i've been waiting for so long and when you feel like i feel, then come on, let's get it on ( i am assuming sycld)

theres one coming soon, im doing my assessed essays on it now so itll be here in two weeks or before if i get my essays done. I'd actually like to spend some time and effort on the thread and milk any contributors for their ideas so i can use them in my exam in june