January 5, 2004

Ten uniques  

Check out this provocative list of 10 unique works of art (they're not really billed as the most unique, but perhaps only because that would be a misuse (arguably) of the superlative). I myself hadn't heard of all of them, but the ones I know certainly seem to fit in. I was most excited to see Burton's Anatomy of Melancholy, and I'm most freshly motivated to go find a copy of Marienbad.

Comments
language hat  {January 6, 2004}

Thanks for this -- much more interesting than most ten-best lists, and I too am inspired to give Marienbad another whirl. (How did I know the Cage piece was going to be on the list?)

paul  {January 7, 2004}

Yeah, the Cage piece was a pretty obvious choice. It might have been nice to see Varese's Ionisation on there, although it's hard to make a case for that instead of 433.


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