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Gertrude Stein

Turmoil, Transition and conVERGEnce: What’s in a Name?

April 20, 2021 By Debra Disman

What is in a name?

“A rose is a rose is a rose“, poetically stated the writer Gertrude Stein.
The line is from Stein’s poem Sacred Emily, written in 1913 and published in 1922, in Geography and Plays. The verbatim line is actually, ‘Rose is a rose is a rose is a rose’.

But, is it?

What do names, titles, words, actually mean? What do they tell us about the current moment, about the times we are living in? Living through?

Fascinating are the titles of exhibitions I have taken part in, since the beginning of 2021, nearly a year after the Corona Virus/COVID 19/Pandemic transformed  the world into an altered…world.

Titles including:
Home Sick
Recovery Justice: Being Well
Insight
Content
A Thousand Words
Turmoil and Transformation
conVERGEnce

and during 2020:
Transition
Building Networks of Empathy
Chasing Ghosts V: Art that Pierces the Veil through Remembrance, Legacy, & Beyond
Facing Darkness
Illuminate
Identity

To get a sign of the times, read the signs.
Literally.

To Your Health!

 

 

 

Filed Under: Exhibitions, Work Tagged With: "A Rose is a Rose...", "Sacred Emily", Art in the time of pandemic, Art of the Current Moment, Contemporary Art, Contemporary Art Exhibitions, Current Exhibitions, Exhbitions, Exhibitions, Gertrude Stein, Names, Read, Read the Signs, Sign, Sign of the Times, the current moment, The Present Moment, The Times We Are Living In, The Times We Are Living Through, These TImes, Titles, Titles of Exhibitions

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