San D -
Thanks for sending the reply to the list - perhaps the most interesting
thing about the theory for me was the fact that it illustrated the
questioning that can go on in art - not just for critical thinking for
production - but the 'I Wonders' that can are possible.
It is something nice to share with kids to show authentic connections
between disciplines -
Ellen
San D,
>Thanks for your comment, appreciate your interest. Variability of
>orientation is one of the most disconcerting aspects of Upper Paleolithic
>art. Most Paleolithic artworks are right-side-up, but they are also
>routinely on a slope or upside-down. So the problem becomes, how does the
>right-side-up world occasionally end up rendered upside-down on the cave
>wall, or how does an upside-down image end up right-side-up on the cave...
