Matthew Collings writes in his Diary column that artists have to start getting serious. I won\u2019t try to retype his article \u2013 because I blow at typing – however he is starting to form a relationship between the abandonment of \u201cModernism\u201d, the rise of \u201cPost-Modernism\u201d (as working toward fixing \u201cmodernism\u2019s\u201d errors), and a return to a \u201cNew Modernism\u201d (my name) to get rid of the new errors that have developed or should I say festered since the acceptance of \u201cPost Modernism\u201d. It\u2019s literally three paragraphs of what some may think is throw away writing, however it hit a chord with me. Your mileage may vary.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Matthew Collings writes in his Diary column that artists have to start getting serious. I won\u2019t try to retype his article \u2013 because I blow at typing – however he is starting to form a relationship between the abandonment of \u201cModernism\u201d, the rise of \u201cPost-Modernism\u201d (as working toward fixing \u201cmodernism\u2019s\u201d errors), and a return to a \u201cNew Modernism\u201d (my name) to get rid of the new errors that have developed or should I say festered since the acceptance of \u201cPost Modernism\u201d. It\u2019s literally three paragraphs of what some may think is throw away writing, however it hit a chord with…<\/p>\n