Learning Aesthetics

I’ve been reacquiring my blogging addiction. Like smoking cigarettes an almost irresistible urge reoccurs at unlikely moments. In this instance you can blame Mark Pesce who started one of those interesting Internet experiments, this one called Share This Course. You can find my contributions if you stumble around in the comments fields. Here’s an example:

Sharing History

Chess from Donal Little on Vimeo.

I’m a bit of late arrival so this will count both as an introduction of self, and as my daily sharing assignment. I’ve been absent from the “ write” part of the Read Write Web for the last several months, and it’s a bit odd to be participating here rather than trying to catch up on all the projects that I’ve left hanging. I probably should say something about who I am, why I’m here, and what I’m about, but that would presume a body of knowledge which I frankly lack. I’m trying to figure all that out; I suppose in some sense we all are. As self identified artist of one sort or another I’ve been thinking about sharing pretty much since I was old enough to think about thinking. The above is something from the late 80s; perhaps a bit long, but not without interest.