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Why do museum curators post such nonsensical texts on the walls next to the artwork they want us to take seriously? I went to the Whitney Biennial today and there was the usual mishmash ? lots of artists, lots of artworks ? and you can look at it all and make what you can of it or you can stop and read the museum's explanation of what it thinks it's doing assembling these particular artists and artworks. Here's some text I wrote down:The artists consider each of these multiple platforms equally read more
Full post as published by Althouse on March 08, 2008 (boomark / email).
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