The folks over at studiosavant have given us a run-down of where the three front runners seem to stand on some issues affecting the arts in our province.
Eric Carle: The Grouchy Ladybug
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Alighieri Dante: Penguin Classics Divine Comedy #2 Purgatorio
Musa's version will be used for the blog series. It's good, readable, and has helpful notes for those who are new to Dante. (*****)
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Great poster! What's even funnier is that the unnamed blogger at studiosavant says he hopes the winner is Ted Morton--the only one of the three candidates who refused to respond to a questionnaire on arts policy.
Posted by: Scott Gilbreath | December 01, 2006 at 09:02 PM
I know - it's a great poster, and I too thought that maybe there is some strange mix of social conservatism and contemporary sculpture happening - maybe Morton is pulling support from some really unexpected places!!
Posted by: joseph | December 01, 2006 at 11:01 PM
Hey guys,
glad to hear you found the recent Studiosavant political posts useful, or entertaining, or noteworthy...
The poster image is from Vue Weekly (wish I could take credit for it).
My "hope that Morton wins" was tongue-in-cheek. Sorry to disappoint.
Sincerely,
Marc Country
Posted by: MC | December 07, 2006 at 11:13 PM
mc - i pretty much always find stuff of interest when i pop over to studiosavant; keeps me on my toes... i sort of figured that you might not be a card carrying Morton fan, having read a number of posts on a variety of topics. for those of you who don't frequent studiosavant, have a look - it's linked over in the sidebar.
Posted by: joseph | December 07, 2006 at 11:48 PM