stefanestoroski

in ten days I've got a written history of art written test that is to anticipate the final exam some two weeks later.I've got Abstract Expressionism and Pop art this year.So studying is pretty much what I do today.

Times change, so do the social, political and cultural circumstances, in general the way of seeing the  world changes.Hence aesthetic and intellectual values change and an art piece from several centuries or even millenniums  ago can not exercise on us the same emotional and/or intellectual force and impact that used to have since our sensibility is of times well different from that of the creators' and of the public that enjoyed it close to the times of creation.So therefore, logic induces me to think that the only values that an art never loses are merely historical and always in connection with the complexity of conditions of the respectfu

Human is he who directs consciously most of his energies and efforts to goals that would require more time to achieve than the natural term of his life.