“In the West, frozen water is simply used to chill and dilute a drink; in Japan it is an active participant.”
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“In the West, frozen water is simply used to chill and dilute a drink; in Japan it is an active participant.”

“…the writer and critic David Levi Strauss has observed: ‘One could say that the split within curating – between the management and control of public works (law) and the cure of souls (faith) – was there from the beginning. Curators have always been a curious mixture of bureaucrat and priest.’”














