Art History
Piercing Cultural Hegemony
The buildup to uncovering the Cyclops required a foil, a helpful enemy. Guided Imagery, in this case, took sculptural form.
A sincere interest in architectural history begins with a quick but heated discussion, and I remember Professor Spiro Kostof here because of this heated exchange. I never took his classes. I was smart enough to know I wasn’t prepared for that rigor. But what drew me to his lectures was his evident passion for the subject.
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Don in Messene, Greece