Most recent post

The art of authenticity

Image
  The Struggle for Authenticity in Art I want to speak today about authenticity . And about what we quietly give up to be accepted. We’re told that contemporary political art values autonomy . That artists are free. That inquiry sits at the centre of practice. But autonomy, in reality, is often something we *perform*— not something we’re allowed to exercise. Freedom is celebrated rhetorically, while legitimacy is granted only when work conforms to approved languages , approved theories , approved causes . Autonomy isn’t denied outright. It’s curated. This system doesn’t fail artists by accident. It functions mechanically. It rewards work that aligns with predetermined frameworks and filters out work that doesn’t speak the sanctioned dialect . Many voices are excluded not because they lack skill or meaning, but because they refuse to translate their experience into institutionally legible language. I’m not saying all excluded work is good. I am saying much of it is never heard. An...

GODin Equilibrium



GODin Equilibrium

The haste to make common sense is immediately erroneous
But that doesn't seem to matter in the world of simulated comfort
She will be right mate, don't fix it if it's not broken
Common Sense: We need a strong response to threats

The observation must be questioned if the edge is to be protected from the core
Making sense require curiosity 
The majority of mind matters is comforted by delusion
Investigation is the only way forward
Common Sense: We cannot be seen as weak

History repeats under the mantra of common sense
The future is ours if we collectively question
The chance of choice is not within the boundary
Futileness nestles within accepting commonality
Our political leaders maintain fear and conflict as the broker to maintain common sense 
There is a disregard of the intellect 
Common Sense: We cannot be confused by complexity







Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Vision 2 - The Unbearable Truth

Vision 3 - A Psycho-Mythic Descent

The art of the obscure and meaningless