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The Task of the Artist

Started by minkar · 7 months ago

From the library wall at school:
The task of the artist at any given time is uncompromisingly simple - to discover what has not yet been done, and to do it.
-Craig Raine, British poet ... Continue reading »

3 comments

  • Ellie

    3 years ago

    I like that quote.
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  • Sara

    3 years ago

    That is a cool quote. But there's also the side of it that "there's nothing new under the sun" and every idea, no matter how original it may seem, comes from somewhere.
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  • Michael

    3 years ago

    I certainly don't disagree, Sara. It's all been done before, somewhere. We just may put a new/fresh spin on it.
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