Tag Archives: Jackson Pollock

Tom Wolfe and “The Painted Word “

Posted on May 26, 2018 by Cheri

by cheri sabraw Years ago, I sat down on an ugly pink bench in a MOMA somewhere trying to figure out why a large canvas with a gum wrapper and a streak of chartreuse paint was hanging there. In truth, … Continue reading →

Posted in On fiction, People | Tagged Abstract Impressionism, Bonfire of the Vanities, Jackson Pollock, John Updike, Modern Art, New York Elite, Norman Mailer, The Painted Word, Tom Wolfe | 21 Comments

What is aesthetic beauty?

Posted on December 15, 2015 by Cheri

by cheri sabraw This photograph of a single California Brown pelican floating in the silvery-grey Pacific Ocean is not cropped or enhanced. It represents a real moment in time in the life of a solitary seabird who is resting from … Continue reading →

Posted in My photography, Writing and Teaching | Tagged aesthetics, Ancient Greece, Beauty, Diotima, Jackson Pollock, Lucifer at the Anderson Collection, pelicans, philosophy, Plato's Symposium, Stanford University Art | 30 Comments

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