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Cronk at Last

September 1, 2000 by: Cristina Diettinger

I see the warning signs of artistic apathy in my generation. Young people complain that everything is retrospective now, that there is nothing new, that all we can do is look back and curse the fact that we were born too late to exist contemporaneously with the creation of great, original art. Though I do attest that even the best minds of my generation seem overwhelmed by what has come before, and though I see elements of the past in new art, I ...

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