Christine Castle wrote: > Yes, I know I could hit 'delete' or 'save', but isn't there some other > way that these thoughtful, lengthier pieces could be posted to another > accessible site - perhaps a Web Page? We have a section on artnetweb called READINGS for general writing that would be of interest to artists. (It was called VIEWS but that confused people who thought they would find visual material). I'd be happy to create a Museum Writings section for some of those lengthy posts. My only criteria is that they be edited and proofed and, if you want special HTML formatting and links, they be included in the ascii text. Graphics can also be included if they are ready to put up and linked to the text. We're also experimenting with new formats like Shockwave, Java, OpenDoc, Talker et al so we may be able to work together to create a more complex project. We are primarily a resource for artists but writings don't have to be about traditional art subjects. Our target audience has a broad interest in all cultural topics, including institutional critiques, history, postmodern theory, recipes, travel journals, politics, religion . . . whatever. But, please, no doctoral theses. If you're interested drop me an email describing what you want to put up. Please don't send anything without contacting me first, though. The authors would retain the copyright to their texts and we would not republish anything in another form without permission. READINGS can be found at: http://artnetweb.com/views/viewsind.html My email is: [log in to unmask] -- ROBBIN MURPHY, creative director, artnetweb [log in to unmask] -- http://artnetweb.com 426 Broome Street, NYC 10013 212 925-1885 NEW THIS WEEK: http://artnetweb.com/resource/new.html