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January 2013

January 25, 2013

In Praise of Shortened Attention Spans

Terry Teachout explains why brevity can be a virtue in art: The latest alleged trend...

January 09, 2013

Religious Art for Nonbelievers

What can nonbelievers learn from religious art? Quite a lot, says Aaron Rosen in an article...

January 01, 2013

The Shape of Our Buildings Shape Us

In the journal Anamnesis, Wilfred McClay has an insightful analysis of urbanism and its relationship...

October 2012

October 25, 2012

Dominance and Cuteness

From a review of Sianne Ngai’s Our Aesthetic Categories: Zany, Cute, Interesting: Ngai positions cuteness...

October 23, 2012

What Do Saints’ Bones and Duchamp’s Urinal Have in Common?

Why do art collectors pay millions of dollars for works that have no apparent material...