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January 16, 2012 by jeremy
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Replicating “Liveness”…
Marc Pachter (2002). Ross Parry [Ed.] Museums in a Digital Age.Ch. 32. Pp. 232-235. London: Routledge, 2010. Pachter appeals to sentimentality to attempt to elevate the transcendence of the “authentic” Art-Masterpiece beyond that of a perfectly replicated copy (though nanotech-assembly). However, this argument makes authenticity seem superficial and little more than a generation’s mourning for the […]