This situation brings on many problems, not the least being a
continual cross-reference to our expanding knowlege of history.
This ensures that we have eliminated any reconizable elements of
well known artists in our work, in order to retain our individ-
uality as practicing atrists (in this context, it is easy to see
the advent of Minimalism).

With this situation, or ‘dilemma' as | prefer to call it, we
come upon another choice (usually by the time we enter 3rd year).
This decision, inevitably, is to escape the ''neurosis of choice",
by choosing a specific path which is compatible with our person-
alities and developing this new-found persona into a viable ideo-
logy ('ideology', as | see it, is the process of exploring all
venues which could be used as potential rébuttal to your idea,
and developing a viable defence into the concept).

It is my contention that this continual search for individuality
and the inherent need for a directional ideology or dogma is the
cause of this neurosis, for these two dominant forces in human
character are diametrically opposed to each other, yet continually
strive for recognition.

ESE
ANNOUN(
“EMENTS

ECCAD Film Society. presents-
"Chac" by Roland Klein

Tuesday March 9

Room 260 at 4:30 - All Welcome.