-Michaell…your comment reminds me of Lawrence Weschler’s great book, Seeing is Forgetting the Name of the Thing One Sees: A life of Contemporary Artist Robert Irwin, whose title draws on the famous insight of Paul Valery. In the book Weschler describes Irwin as a sort of zen master, ” relentlessly combining the ordinary and uncovering its hidden wonders.”p.202
oh man.
very nice. I didn’t recognize what it was until I read the sub-title, and now that I know, I keep forgetting.
Thanks fellas,
-Michaell…your comment reminds me of Lawrence Weschler’s great book, Seeing is Forgetting the Name of the Thing One Sees: A life of Contemporary Artist Robert Irwin, whose title draws on the famous insight of Paul Valery. In the book Weschler describes Irwin as a sort of zen master, ” relentlessly combining the ordinary and uncovering its hidden wonders.”p.202
that’s the best view of a Texaco I’ve ever had.
It’s the plank “Big Oil” is making us all walk at the moment, off the ship and into the sharky waters.
Thanks, Amy…and you are right on Cooper.