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1.  In December of 2004 Mary Higgins of the British newspaper The Guardian reported that five hundred of Britain's artists, critics, dealers and curators had named Marcel Duchamp's Fountain as the world's most influential work of art. ( more... )

2. Canadian-born author Ross King writes eloquently about the sixties in his award-winning study The Judgement of Paris: The Revolutionary Decade That Gave the World Impressionism.  ( more... )

3. An idea that I re-visit with regularity, in an attempt to wrestle my artistic demons, is found in Robertson Davies’ 1985 novel What’s Bred in the Bone. ( more... )