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3 December 2014

Posted by Carlo Jose San Juan, MD on Tuesday, December 2, 2014


    This was just a snippet of a long discussion about art that I was a part of on Twitter at some point. I brought up the suggestion that art, being a form of expression, should be perceived to fulfill its purpose. Then, in reference to "the tree falling in the woods with no one around", I brought up the question that should art never be perceived, would it still be art?

    These were thoughts that I just threw out there. The discussion was fascinating and made me think, "what IS art, anyway?"

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