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Woman I (1950-52) by Willem de Kooning
Art is, at its core, a human construct. There is no single, objective definition, and what counts as art ultimately depends on the beholder. As with spirituality and mysticism, it is an emotional,...
My post How the Unitarian Universalist Church Became a Racial, Political, and Social Bubble examined how many Unitarian Universalist congregations, despite presenting themselves as non-creedal, pluralistic, freethinking, and welcoming of di...
Adolf Wölfli was a Swiss inmate and mental patient who is one of the most celebrated outsider artists. A self-taught visionary, Wölfli spent most of his adult life institutionalized due to schizophrenia and violent and criminal behavior. Ye...
Author Charlotte Perkins-Gilman
Presentism: “The interpretation of past events in the light of present-day attitudes, rather than in the light of their own historical context.” — Collins Dictionary
People often judge historical figures...
Greta Garbo and John Gilbert in Flesh and the Devil (1926)
Why do humans care about beauty? Why do we decorate, compose, paint, sing, and seek out landscapes that move us?
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