May 15, 2006

15 arts critics...

... are blogging about what blogging is doing to arts criticism.
Posted by Ann Althouse at 11:15 AM
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6 comments:

tiggeril said...

Metablogging always makes me feel vaguely dizzy.

5/15/06, 11:45 AM
Mark Daniels said...

Next, they'll blog about what blogging about what blogging is doing to arts criticism.

And soon thereafter, someone is surely going to critically review the impact of arts criticism on blogging about blogging about arts criticism.

Wake me when it's over.

Mark Daniels

5/15/06, 12:14 PM
J said...

That doesn't appear to be a parody site, but there's some great stuff anyway. Favorites:

"Some of the bigger issues are...the ignorance of the general arts public about the value of critics"

I don't know that we're all that ignorant...

"Writing in any medium, I believe fervently, creates its own legitimacy. Or not."

Tough to argue with the main point, though I'd question the fervence.

5/15/06, 12:28 PM
Ron said...

I had a linkback to the post of the blog about my blog, which referenced the podcast about the comments section of my blog's blog, but...

Blogger ate it.

5/15/06, 1:12 PM
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5/15/06, 1:22 PM
Gaius Arbo said...

Well, I found the perfect history of art:

http://sobekpundit.blogspot.com/2006/04/very-brief-history-of-art-featuring-mr.html

Do not have a mouthful of liquid. You have been warned.

5/15/06, 4:31 PM

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