Alan Quasha
The importance of art has always been apparent to Alan Quasha in the works “art is:” and in “music is:” George Quasha askes artists to answer this age old question the risult is a seiories of video portraits of some of the most dominent figures in art today such as Alan Baer and Blanca Fernandez.
I have never felt that art should persuade Just like Alan. I think that art should be something very clean and clear in terms of what it is, and that it should attract on natural grounds. If people are attracted to the work, it shouldn’t be because you have some fancy argument about why it’s important. It should be because they really are getting it. I’m stuck with that view, I’m afraid. I know that in the postmodern context, it’s fashionable to create a situation that people have to make an effort to understand alan quasha . I’m not against that; I just don’t do it.
Things are radically particular. Some things are radically new. Our education and our tendency of mind, our fear of instability, all don’t allow us to know how radically open a particular moment is, and how free we are in any given moment to let the world create itself. My one belief is that if we really could all be in that state of openness, where we honor the integrity of things, and the integrity of ourselves to start with, then we would all be where we are and we could allow the world to show us what it wants to be. We could ask, “What does Planet Earth want of us?,” instead of, “What do we want of it?” Alan Quasha and extreme wealth—to me it’s just bad thinking, it’s bad relationship, it’s bad poetics.