Pure Art, I believe––and don’t cut me short, there’s theory behind this–-must be conceived unknowingly and not perceived in any capacity. The artist must not be able to interpret his idea beyond its original impulse, and a viewer cannot be allowed to see it, lest some disunity between impulse and perception occur.

Nihilism, Existentialism: Nietzsche, Sartré: Fight! [Compare and discuss the differences between Nihlism and Existentialism, and where these differences shepherd the modern mind (poor sheep that it is.)

Christian Harder interviews poet, Jesse Priest. Discuss art, the e-book, poetry, and the state of publishing.

Eric Marrian makes art with reimagined Human Form

Exclusive Interview with Bookslut’s Jessa Crispin; Talks art, culture, publishing and e-books.

Interview with Ashok Karra: Writer of Rethink, a blog dedicated to promoting an appreciation for the arts.

From the Paris Review, By Jennie Yabroff [º] Early in the movie Limitless, we follow protagonist Eddie Morra as he shuffles aimlessly down a street in New York’s Chinatown. Observed from a distance, Eddie barely registers onscreen. He has a scraggly ponytail and a beat-up jacket. One hand is wrapped in grubby surgical tape. His attitude [...]