Tag Archives: contemporary art
contemporary art and corporate capitalism
In March 2012, CBS aired a showing of 60 Minutes with Morley Safer reporting on one of the world’s most gaudy and infamous art fairs: the Art Basel in Miami. The story began: “Even if some contemporary art seems alien … Continue reading
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Tagged art, art basel, art critics, art in miami beach, art in new york, cbs, contemporary art, contemporary art sales, corporate capitalism, corporate finance, critique, crony capitalism, damien hirst, dissertation, galleries in london, galleries in los angeles, galleries in miami, galleries in new york city, galleries in paris, jeff koons, london, media, miami, miami beach, morley safer, museums in new york, new york city, society, Switzerland, tim blum, where to find art in miami
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apocalypse, prophecy & armageddon
a·poc·a·lypse/əˈpäkəˌlips/ Noun: The complete final destruction of the world, esp. as described in the biblical book of Revelation. An event involving destruction or damage on an awesome or catastrophic scale. The disclosure of something hidden from the majority of mankind … Continue reading
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Tagged 9/11, ancient knowledge, apocalypse, apotheosis, armageddon, bible, biblical prophecy, contemporary art, god, history, jesus, jesus christ, knowledge, knowledge is power, life, lifting of the veil, light, living, peace, peace after revolution, planet, power, prophecies, revolution, soul, spirit, study, time, truth, understanding, what is it, when will it come, wisdom, world
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