[spectre] // The State of Art //

[Aliette Guibert-Certhoux]

do not feel guilty, we arrive at a time when young people are unaware
of analysis which work in real time against their symbolic issues that
have marked our generation and the immediate next ... and they
reinterpret the texts in line in the current time. This
misunderstanding is that the authors continue to be read in spite of
their actions in their lifetime, and basically that's what can happen
better to them in their posthumous life. I'm just an old kind and I
know what I should try to convey even I'm not the proper author.
Anyway, economy is not art. Current Art cannot take care of being
useful, it just must try to exist and keep its symbolic function. But
the cost of unuseful things must be in perspective of the States, or
unless the common link of societies is dying.

On 6 August 2011 21:03, { brad brace } <bbrace at eskimo.com> wrote:
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> The conceptual lollygag is here symbolic and just supposes a
> social or transdisciplinary attention, in all cases a
> metapolitical and atopical one; so far as it is fractured
> and diversified it can be only understood in terms of paid
> institutionalized actuality. ;)
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