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Can o’ worms – the expressive theory of art

by Kurt Knecht | Aug 9, 2011 | art, Goya, meaning, subjective/objective, Uncategorized, William Blake

In response to the ever insightful commentary of my good friend Robert Platte on this page, I have decided to open the can of worms that is the expressive theory of art. We have recently rekindled a 20 year dialogue on the subjective/objective nature of the experience...

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