Tag Archives: Chinese Avant-Garde Art

biden: public language private meaning?

Posted on August 25, 2011 by Dave

Is speech immaterial to meaning? Is there a self-defeating impossibility of public discourse and are meaning of strings of words simply a ritual in the community sense of the argument? The only way to substantiate the dialog coming from a … Continue reading →

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Behind the Great Wall to Your Wall

Posted on May 14, 2009 by Dave

The Great Wall of China would be the largest wall surface to hang paintings in the world. Its 5500 square miles long of wall could be filled with Chinese ”hand-made” factory reproductions in less than a month. Chairman Mao could … Continue reading →