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| quote: | Originally posted by Just A Fan
I've heard a few spots on KCRW about this and various articles in local publications. It looks like an interesting exhibition... too bad it hasn't gotten very good reviews. As it's supposed to be a representation of the altered states of mind, some critics say it doesn't "do it's job" and is a "poor justice to the actual state of drug enduced utopia" (what kind of drugs did these cats ever do, anyway- they never had a bad trip??) Hence the reason DJBas has decided to help things along??!! LOL
Has anyone else been to experience it, yet? I'd love to go, and hope I get the time before it's pulled to the next city. It would be interesting to see if the 'reprdouction of an altered mind' really is similar to the ACTUAL altered mind!
Art is an altered state of mind, in itself. To appreciate it, you have to release all criticism and pre-concieved articles to accept what it is about the piece (music, sculpture, architecture, paint) that the artist desires to instill emotionally. I hope I drain the critics' ratings out of my skull before I get to see it.
Stoopd critics.
Still looks trippy, tho |
I was thinking of going this Thursday after work? Anyone is welcome to come with 
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