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  • Immanuel Kant: Aesthetics

    Douglas Burnham elucidates Kant’s Critique of Judgment. Kant discussed aesthetic judgement, taste, beauty, claims leading to formalism, aesthetic ideas (leading to conceptualism and to formlessness), aesthetic experience, the sublime, genius and fine art. Also, Kant bridged aesthetics to ethics.

    A refresher and/or necessary reading in relation to Duchamp’s Fountain. NSU Art Museum celebrates the centenary of Fountain. Fountain and the stories told about it seem to dramatize Critique of Judgment.

    I would separate the valorization of Duchamp from the mythologizing of Fountain.

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    Baroness Elsa von Freytag-Loringhoven might need to be acknowledged.

    Related – Burnham answers questions via AskPhilosophers.

  • Julia Kristeva


    Thoughts on humanism as an ongoing project questioning the nature of god and of humans, through poetry and science.


    On poetic language.


    On love generated from maternal space.

    More videos and text.

    Via Perverts at Cell Projects.

    cell project space

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    Municipal landscaping on Miami Beach. A cassia or senna on Alton, near Lincoln.  Not sure on which species.

  • Untitled (Soundings of a cultivated landscape, cocorico)

    Untitled (Soundings of a cultivated landscape, cocorico), 2017.
    Thirteen chromogenic prints – nine 11 x 14 inches, two 8 x 12 inches, one 12 x 12 inches, one 12 x 14 inches.
    Shown in Exposed at Laundromat Art Space.

  • emusic

    eMusic relaunched, now owned by Triplay. New feature – unlimited, cloud storage.

    The original eMusic was founded in 1998 as a digital music store and was one of the first sites to sell MP3s without what many considered to be the onerous digital rights management technology.

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    A rose abode on North Miami Avenues and 57th Street.

  • Exposed at Laundromat

    Exposed, an exhibition of photography and film, open Saturday, May 13 at Laundromat Art Space. The show features work by Rod Deal, Adler Guerrier, Carl Juste and Terence Price.

    5900 Northeast 2nd Avenue, Miami, FL 33137