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I'm interested in a reading group focused on art books. Most you can get through your library if you can't afford them, or as PDF's from Anna'a Archive.

To start with I'd like to go with Umberto Eco's On Beauty, and then On Ugliness, but I open to alternative suggestions for our starting book.

The reading for the week will be posted Sunday if there are enough takers

If you want, although it's not necessary for participation, there will be linked to threads and so forth on the Criterion Club server under the visual-arts channel

https://discord.gg/XhFGx57VKm
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>>24945775
Gombrich Story of Art should be the basics required for beginning such discussions.
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>>24945775
stop shilling your pedocord
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>>24945933
Checked

So you would participate if we started with that?
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