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Wrestling with Criticism & Other -Isms in a Real-Time World : Elisabeth Donnelly on Flavorwire

  • Posted on March 6, 2014
  • Storywire

“So even if criticism can be reductionist, concerned with ‘-isms’ and occasionally nonsensical interpretations of one’s work…there can be something to engaging with people’s frustrations, figuring out how it can make your art better. Maybe it’s what’s going to happen in the new world, where…

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