The central tenet of conceptual art is that the concept - the idea behind the art work - is more important than the work itself. If you have the idea that gave rise to the work, you don't need to see or read the result to "get" it.
Ergo, now that I know the concept behind conceptual art and writing pet se, it means that I don't have to read or see any conceptual art, or think about any conceptual writers or artists, or their critics, ever.
QED. . . . And what a relief!
On this day in 2006, Adam Wainwright threw a curveball - A Hunt and Peck
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Carlos Beltran probably remembers it.
It is the postseason for Major League Baseball and since the Cardinals are
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