[ilds] ILDS Digest, Vol 97, Issue 3_ Gifford's "Late Modernism's Migrations"
Sumantra Nag
sumantranag at gmail.com
Mon May 4 21:10:37 PDT 2015
Most interesting discussion on the generational change in the space
occupied by art - if I may try to put it in such a small nutshell.
I have often thought about the following lines from Lawrence Durrell's poem
Conon in Alexandria:
. . . .
Of a man 'engaged in bitterly waiting
For the day when art should become unnecessary',
. . . .
Does art indeed become unnecessary in a certain environment or does it
merely take a form which is not recognised as art by an older generation?
Has this perception of art - in a familiar form - fading into irrelevance
not arisen during times of transforming social changes in human history?
Sumantra
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