Don't Think, Look
Original title: No pensis, mira
A delightful book for art lovers, where intimate memory goes hand in hand with the knowledge accumulated over a lifetime dedicated to cultural journalism.
As an art professor and exhibition critic for many years, Mercè Ibarz’s perspectives on artistic topics are always personal, well-found- ed, and highly insightful. In this essay, titled in allusion to Wittgenstein, she invites the reader to focus their gaze and establish a direct relationship with the works. Intimate recollection meets cultured observation and social analysis in No pensis, mira, an exquisite nonfiction work open to all kinds of readers, showcasing once again the intelligence, sensitivity, and clarity that define the author.
A delightful book for art lovers, where intimate memory goes hand in hand with the knowledge accumulated over a lifetime dedicated to cultural journalism.
As an art professor and exhibition critic for many years, Mercè Ibarz’s perspectives on artistic topics are always personal, well-found- ed, and highly insightful. In this essay, titled in allusion to Wittgenstein, she invites the reader to focus their gaze and establish a direct relationship with the works. Intimate recollection meets cultured observation and social analysis in No pensis, mira, an exquisite nonfiction work open to all kinds of readers, showcasing once again the intelligence, sensitivity, and clarity that define the author.
