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This month's book is Walking on Water: Reflections on Faith and Art, by Madeline L'Engle.
Read more about her life here: Madeline L'Engle
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3 comments:
As I read this, I keep waiting for her to give me HER defintion of "art." Every defintion I find defines art as mediums or channels through which information (i.e. emotions) are conveyed. So doesn't that then mean that "good" art is going to be anything that conveys the artist's message well? Saying "good" versus "bad" makes it seem like she doesnt like the colors on a canvas...
I think that was Lou, make sure if your posting name is like a screen name, you put your name in the text so we know who it is...
oh. right. i wasnt sure whether it would plugin Lou DeLillo or not. yes, that was definitly me.
-Lou
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