No such dimension of time exists for the plastic arts. Is this an advantage or a disadvantage. Does it remove it from the other arts? does it make it stranger... more estranged from our reality that is so governed from time?
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Time
Painting and the plastic arts unlike any other art is not bound to the concept of time. It exists away from time. Removed and distant from it. Unlike Music and Dance which are absolutely depended on time and its natural progression. Even literature and poetry have a constructed order that forces the reader to see certain aspects before another therefore creating the dimension of time.
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