A Fool Looks at Art
Daniel MozesHow to approach contemporary art if you don't know much.
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When I was in Chicago, I stayed at the Hyatt. There were three works of art in the various interlocking lobbies that caught my eye and made me think. One looks like a Rothko, the other two could be by Franz Klein, maybe. Not quite. They’re ...
Community and Individual Creation
I went to a show at the Block Museum of Art at Northwestern University in Evanston, just north of Chicago. It was of prints by Helen Frankenthaler, her friends, and artists influenced by her. There are many other artists’ works shown next t...
The Eye Altering Alters All
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