I just discovered a great little website: ArtAndCritique.com, a blog that focuses on the analysis, exploration, and examination of art and artistic methods. From what I can tell, it hasn’t been updated in a while, but the entries are still relevant, informative, and fun to read. Check it out!
In the chaos and thrill of applying to, and not getting in to, graduate school, I have decided to give my website new life. This URL will remain my personal academic-related blog (e.g. adventures in reapplying to grad school.) (Ian and I are making a personal blog for us.) I am going to turn the index of this website into a blog that discusses everything related to art history that captures my interest, my field of study (early modern, specialization in 17th century Italian art), and education-related theories, practices and news.
The heart of this website is, after all, art history and Caravaggio. It’s time I did the domain justice.
I need to be writing and engaging my intellect during its break from academia. Hopefully, I will get in to graduate school the second time around. I am wiser from the first time.
Until mine and Ian’s new personal blog is developed, I have two personal blogs planned: one about my wedding, and one about the year since graduation which I will post in June. Stay tuned! It’s exciting!
The Future of the Image
written by Jacques Rancière & translated by Gregory Elliott
Verso, 2007