Re: [-empyre-] politics of critical fusion

[saul ostrow <sostrow@gate.cia.edu>]

my suspicion because it doesn't, it probably  more political  (in  
that it either seeks to establish new values, standards and criteria  
by which  to evaluate our judgments and guide our actions, or you  
seek to affirm the ones that presently dominate our thinking) or is  
at least as political as  the work of those who seek to use their  
work (cultural production) to stimulate reform or revolution or even  
exposing society's ills.
On Sep 23, 2007, at 8:52 AM, Timothy Murray wrote:

> we don't  think of it as "political art" because we don't see our  
> project as either reform or revolution or even exposing society's  
> ills.

saul ostrow
Chair, Environmental Chairs Council
Chair, Visual Arts and Technologies
Head, Sculpture

sostrow@gate.cia.edu

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