Il Giornale Nuovo
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- | [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/{{PAGENAMEE}}] [May 2007] | + | '''''Il Giornale Nuovo''''' (2002 - 2007) was a [[visual culture blog]]. The blog was published pseudonymously by Mister Aitch, later revealed to be '''Stuart Heath'''. The blog was written in praise of [[miscellaneity]]: |
- | ''Il Giornale Nuovo'' writes in praise of [[miscellaneity]] ("I WRITE in praise of ''miscellaneity'', and in particular of assortment and variousness in books; of ''motley'' volumes; of mixed-up, impure works which nevertheless accord with the mess & disorder of nature, of life.") | + | :"I WRITE in praise of ''miscellaneity'', and in particular of ''assortment'' and ''variousness'' in books; of motley volumes; of mixed-up, [[impure]] works which nevertheless accord with the mess & disorder of nature, of life." |
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+ | == See also == | ||
+ | *[[Fantastic art]] | ||
+ | == External links == | ||
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+ | *[https://web.archive.org/web/20160828173007/http://www.spamula.net/blog/ Il Giornale Nuovo on WayBack] | ||
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Il Giornale Nuovo (2002 - 2007) was a visual culture blog. The blog was published pseudonymously by Mister Aitch, later revealed to be Stuart Heath. The blog was written in praise of miscellaneity:
- "I WRITE in praise of miscellaneity, and in particular of assortment and variousness in books; of motley volumes; of mixed-up, impure works which nevertheless accord with the mess & disorder of nature, of life."
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