Sublime

Adams is the author of On the Genealogy of Color. He believes the topic of color is the most concrete way to consider the question of how much—or how little—our experience with reality is shared with the experience of other people.

“taste communities,” of which there are more than two thousand.

The critic Dave Hickey has written about this, the notion that saying what art should do might enable a reactionary establishment to start saying what it must do, and then to begin silencing those artists whose works aren’t doing that. In other words, whenever we get up on the soapbox and sing fiction’s praises, explaining how good it is for everyo

Sometimes the mistakes are what makes a work great.

For Wood, the discovery of what he considers to be positive moral values in a film is a prerequisite to his appreciation of it-a