"Today, when we can eat Tex-Mex with chopsticks while listening to reggae and watching a YouTube rebroadcast of the Berlin Wall's fall - i.e., when damn near everything presents itself as familiar - it's not a surprise that some of today's most ambitious art is going about trying to make the familiar strange....[by] paradoxically trying to restore what's taken for 'real' to three whole dimensions, to reconstruct a univocally round world out of disparate streams of flat sights."
Find source| 0 | title | David Foster Wallace, "E Unibus Pluram"; |
| 1 | imported_id | 89 |
| 2 | imported_created_at | 2007-01-25 01:58:00 |