11.24.2009
Kantian Pecha Kucha
By: Joshua Glenn | Categories:
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HiLobrow.com friend and contributor Douglas Wolk presents Kant’s Critique of Aesthetic Judgment… in five minutes. Using comic book art. At Ignite Portland 7, last week.
Rumor has it that Tomorrow Museum blogger Joanne MacNeil, HiLobrow.com’s Matthew Battles, our friend and contributor Peggy Nelson, and others are planning a similar series, focused on redefining books and storytelling, for Boston and Cambridge! Stay tuned.
Joshua Glenn is a Boston, Mass.-based writer, editor, and cultural semiotics analyst. He's cofounder of HiLobrow (named by TIME one of the Best Blogs of 2010), Significant Objects, and Semionaut. He's been a columnist for the Boston Globe, the Observer (London), Feed.com, and the Idler; he's toiled as a magazine, website, and newspaper editor; and he's authored and edited Taking Things Seriously (2007) and The Idler's Glossary (2008). In the '90s he published the seminal intellectual/pop culture zine Hermenaut.
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this is kick-ass. AND beautiful!
Wow. Absolutely fantastic! And I really hope to see Joanne, Matthew and Peggy do something similar soon.
Terrifying and smallifying and great. I feel like I’ve just been out to lunch with Galactus.