beyond just thinking about aesthetics in an abstract, apart-from-self, different-than-daily-phenomenon type of way?
http://www.c-s-p.org/Flyers/9781904303992-sample.pdf
I know some who wrestle directly with this question and arrive at a conclusion that makes them put down their paints, abandon the studio for some kind of other living, but they still have an art school mentality and a drive to create a performance; something fake and outside their lives. They changed the medium, but not their attitude.
http://www.personal.kent.edu/~jwattles/TBG.htm
I am certainly not pushing for the abandonment of any particular medium.
What I am wondering, however, is if more aspects of life can be lived artistically, aesthetically, differently, with a fuller meaning.
(and if those parts can be accepted AS art themselves, even if they cannot be dissected and studied as art normally is, or even documented)
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