Writer and editor Ron Rollins has covered entertainment and the Dayton arts scene for more than a decade.
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OK, this is an interesting take on the state of arts criticism, and why it may or may not work or be relevant… Basically, the author says the genre is simple BS…
Hard to argue, I guess… What do you think?
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