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Home > Blogs > Brain Droppings > Archives > 2008 > June > 13 > Entry

Drunk on art? Heck, why not?

By Ron Rollins | Friday, June 13, 2008, 10:55 PM

What if you could create an art book that didn’t have any rules? Or that slammed together any and all artworks from all through history that you liked, but which may or may not relate to each other in the ways that art books usually sort out such things?

Well, you might have something like this. See what you think, from this review. Sounds like something I want to read….

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