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Stewart's First Conceptual Art Work
When Stewart was in pre-school (about age 4), they used to draw pictures and then
describe them so the teacher could title them for us. This is what came home
one day ...
It looks like some of the aesthetics rubbed off.
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- mystery
- indeterminate origins and indeterminate nature
- in essence, not defined
- without handles (unless slippery)
- non-specific suggestiveness that opens up rather than clamming up
- the pearl discovered inside the mundane
- trying to find "sonopoetics"
- craft?
- the thing well done is rare
- the cooked becomes raw
- food for thought and expansion further construction scaled to the needs at hand
- a gebrauchmusick for the soul
- like the ladder Wittgenstein talks about -- to scale the heights of concepts
and then kick away
- from here you're on your own
- mysteries
3/29/76
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- I try to find a still place in my sitting but I have forgotten how.
- I look for a still place but, in my sitting, I have forgotten.
- Where is the point, the point of instigation, the point of investigation? Around
what centers do I draw my circumference and my conferences?
- The targets enclose each other. And the arrow? Point. (blank) Range.
- An appropriate altitude is reached when you feel the wind whistling through
the caverns of your mind.
4/8/77
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