Art Schools: A Group Crit.

The author reflects on issues facing art schools in the U.S. including, an artist's desire for fame, talent or lack there of, and the student's belief in multiple truths. The author says that many people have artistic personalities but never become artists. The issue of quality is also discussed in...

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Publicado en:Art in America Vol. 95; no. 5; p. 103
Autor principal: Fendrich, Laurie
Formato: Editorial
Publicado: Penske Business Media, LLC May2007
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