Dear George,
> >> stance within one's national culture and doesn't free oneself from it.
> Its
> >
> >What do you mean by that ? Isnt this naiv ? That one must "free" himself
> >from something ?
> >
> Well if something is influencing you in a way that is detrimental to your
> freedom and autonomy
>> stance within one's national culture and doesn't free oneself from it.
Its
>
>What do you mean by that ? Isnt this naiv ? That one must "free" himself
>from something ?
>
Well if something is influencing you in a way that is detrimental to your
freedom and autonomy, you will probably want
> stance within one's national culture and doesn't free oneself from it. Its
What do you mean by that ? Isnt this naiv ? That one must "free" himself
from something ?
H.
> Nationalist art has a lousy track record, both as art and as politics.
Wouldnt know a single "nationalistic" art piece. Just art, maybe, in
praise of something or art that was bought be the state etc..
> The notion of the international, from the ground up, has had a much
> better run.
Well. I
At 10:57 am -0700 4/7/00, Devon Paulson wrote:
>Does it mean that he or she should do what the government tells him? Of
>course not. It's not selling out, or going corporate, bending to the man or
>kissing Uncle Sam's ass, it is simply a way that that particular artist
>wants to express his or he
Terrence writes;
Art should reflect nationalism. Especially views that don't necesarilly
relflect those of the government. What does the government really know about
it? It is the voice of the people that is the true voice of nationalism; not
necesarilly the voices that yell the loudest or the vo
Certainly, the ideology of nationalism has changed since 1918-1920, when
countries were at war, France and Germany, a problem for the coming together.
and subsequent falling apart, of the Dadaists. And, of course, the worst form
of nationalism was the suppression of art by the Third Reich. But,
CHAMPOY wrote:
.THAT ART should be nATIONALISTIC...it would really help me
> to hear what you have to say especially most of you
> who come from different NATIONALITIES?
>
Nations and races tend to be tyrannical when they are interested in
purity, in Themselves. This holds true no matter what
>i have some of my own views but i would very much like
>to hear any of your reactions about this idea..THAT
>ART should be nATIONALISTIC...it would really help me
>to hear what you have to say especially most of you
>who come from different NATIONALITIES?
>
One thing to consider is that art is
>i have some of my own views but i would very much like
>to hear any of your reactions about this idea..THAT
>ART should be nATIONALISTIC...it would really help me
>to hear what you have to say especially most of you
>who come from different NATIONALITIES?
>
If one's art reflects nationalism is
I always thought it was about Taquilla and gunpowder, a fantastic
combination by the way- garenteed to produce hours of fun (and pain the next
few days).
disco
>
>I always thought July 4th was about celebrating beer and gunpowder.
>
>n a message dated 07/04/2000 10:14:00 AM Eastern Daylight
Hi BP,
I was replying to Champoy's statement, so when you wrote:
>Are you really talking about NATIONALISM, which to me is a kind of defense,
or at least support, of the "flag" and all it stands for -- OR, are you
talking about a kind of regionalism, which is more about regional culture
and
hist
I always thought July 4th was about celebrating beer and gunpowder.
n a message dated 07/04/2000 10:14:00 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< However...
Celebrating July 4th -- small fireworks
http://www.nutscape.com/july4th/
(Posted to Fluxlist last year on this day)
Are you really talking about NATIONALISM, which to me is a kind of defense,
or at least support, of the "flag" and all it stands for -- OR, are you
talking about a kind of regionalism, which is more about regional culture and
history than politics?
In a message dated 07/04/2000 9:57:08 AM Eas
Should art be a vehicle of nationalism? If it's a yes/no question, then my
answer would be "no."
However...
Celebrating July 4th -- small fireworks
http://www.nutscape.com/july4th/
(Posted to Fluxlist last year on this day)
Most/much/many of the fireworks used by individuals in the United Stat
Hi champoy and all,
you wrote:
>or in another words
they are saying that art should reflect
NATIONALISM...
i have some of my own views but i would very much like
to hear any of your reactions about this idea..THAT
ART should be nATIONALISTIC...it would really help me
to hear what you hav
all fluxlist friends
there is gonna be an art d
iscussion that is gonna be
held in our city on the 1
9th of julysomeone ( an anthropologist)
is gonna discuss about the
present art scene in cebu city
and they are trying to promote
this idea that artists must
try to represent more of
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