I did, it was part of an exhibition at the Wattis Institute for Contemporary Arts, San Francisco, while I worked there as a Curatoral Fellow in 2013. It was a montage of Seghers’ paintings with an incredible

@steemswede have you seen or heard of Werner Herzog’s five channel film installation about Hercules Segers, ‘Hearsay of the Soul’?

@steemswede excellent post from one Art Historian to another. It's great to find intelligent writing about art on here! I'm looking forward to seeing what you post in the future.

Yes, art changes with culture, but the history of art, and the ways and reasons for its evolution is more complicated than your presentation. Also, I'm not totally sure what your central idea is either.

Hey @heymattsokol this is a super helpful post. Thanks for making this simple and engaging.

What an amazing post and video @stellabelle, thanks for sharing this! I watched the whole thing and am going to repost now.

Thanks @doryaeriell, nice to gave you as a follower.

Thanks! @thirdeye7

Hey there, thanks for writing back. I'm glad we are discussing! Curators, like people from other disciplines, approach their subject and projects from a wide range of angles and with many strategies. Many

I couldn't be more excited to be part of @sndbox and to see where it will take us!

@imranoza, please share away and thanks for the comment!

@demostene that sounds like an amazing memory, thanks for sharing it and reading my post. I appreciate your comment and the thought.

Thanks @thegoliath, I look forward to writing more for you to dig into.

Thank you @rejzonz!

This is such an interesting device, and something that has so many possibilities. It reminds me of the Voyager Golden Records that were launched into space in 1977 aboard the 2 Voyager space crafts. Humans

Thank you for this, super helpful!

Hi there! I see what you mean. I would say though that for me it isn't a straw man as you used Art as your means of evidence / argumentation. Wouldn't more specific environmental studies or reports be

@fugetaboutit interesting post, I have a few thoughts I'd like to share. You've made a nice reading of these three paintings and interpreted the artist's compositional choices in generally clear ways,

@mintvilla Great Post, as usual.

@mysticegoistic, it is very important. Do you have any books they've published in particular that you'd suggest I find?