Published: February 7, 2008. By KEVIN FRYLING Reporter Staff Writer. A desire to pursue an interest in “architectural blankness,” a progressive approach to architectural design that puts the ultimate ...

In 1971 Maxwell Hearn entered a museum by the back door. What he found inside so fascinated him that he has never quite left the world.

Artful bliss in the garden of blankness. By Zhao Xu in New York | China Daily Global | Updated: 2019-06-01 06:03. In 1971 Maxwell Hearn entered a museum by the back door.

Feeling numb, unable to experience joy, sorrow, or even simple irritation, often goes unrecognized as a crucial signal from ...

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In Faithful and Virtuous Night, Glück's longer, lovelier poems are interspersed with blocks of text, prose poems that are blandly koanic, seemingly in love with their own haziness.They lack the ...

"When you stand at the base and you look up, it just looks like 3,000 feet of blankness," Caldwell said. "There's just nothing there. It's steep. It's intimidating.