This post is a placeholder or a scaffold for something I will return to in the future. For now, all I want to say is that it is becoming clear that one reason I maintain a stubborn, some may say perverse, commitment to ongoing learning from and teaching with documenta 14 (as well the first […]
I have spent so long over the last few months writing in another voice that I wanted to make sure as Minus Plato came to an end (the last post will be this Wednesday on May 4th) that I took a moment to reflect as myself – Richard Fletcher – on what these ten years […]
The young people of Commune Ten were healthy, their bodies were fine and supple and strong. The girls had long, luxurious plaits which were arranged carefully. For the commune strictly followed the rule that every member should have time for relaxation and the care for his or her person. The communards loved beauty and simplicity, […]
So, fellow reader, yesterday’s post was a test. Did you pass? Just because I am not here to accompany a post about a book (in this case Artists and Buildings by Scottish artist David Harding), it doesn’t turn that post into a placeholder. I am behind every post that our librarian types; thinking within his […]