The exhibition itself has been designed to be continually changing, mirroring nature's energy and movement. In his essay Mr. Peseckis connects the artists' observations of natural phenomena to current thinking in physics and mathematics. A portion of the museum's general operating funds for the 1995 fiscal year was provided through a grant from the Institute of Museum Services, a federal agency that offers general operating support to the nation's museums. We have all become pluralists. At least it seems that way.
Ideology is dead or comatose in art, philosophy, politics, everywhere.
Practicality killed it - no matter the details of the dominant ideology, each failed because it did not work. Now that we have seen that no ideology works by itself, we have become samplers. We take what seems most sensible from each and fashion a set of ideas that, like a custom suit, fits us best. We should ask if this failure of ideology across so many disciplines is simply a transitional period to the re-establishment of new ideologies. We should ask whether we are just witnessing an accident, a coincidental collapse of flawed systems that await replacement by better-unified approaches.