Possibly the most famous sculpture in the world, Rodin’s “The Thinker” is the epitome of what modern art came to represent for many: introspection and individuality. Since its first version in 1902, the piece has been cast multiple times and in many locations. So when it was [...]
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When to Put Aside Interactivity?
I was in the car two days ago when I heard an interview with Ursula Rucker on KEXP. Just a few of her phrases initiated a flurry of thoughts. She talked briefly about people walking around museums, listening to those interactive guides and not letting their feelings wash over them while looking at t[...]