Re: Abstract art discussion.
If you have an interpretative community of only one person, that's not much of a community, is it?
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Is it possible to not even be a part of one's own interpretive community?
Think of all the times when some interpretation seemed obvious and clear to you one minute...and the next minute you condemned the idea as lunatic.
It's happening to me even as I write this comment.
Posted by: PeterTerp | April 10, 2007 at 11:50 PM