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by Penguin. Tonight, he's Rembrandt's voice. Let him start 23 minutes on Rembrandt, starting now.

Thank you, Tim. No, we don't have time for that. We so don't have time for clapping. Billy have time

for breathing, actually. To begin

with, what do we want from art? How do we think of the very greatest art? It could even be

abstract art. Do we want art essentially to be an edited version of our own experienced human

reality and all its kind of sweat and dirt and flesh and blood and craziness and passion,

as well as its quiet

tender moments. Do we want that cleaned out? Do we want a vision? Is art supposed to give us

a vision of edited life, then crystallized in a beautiful cube of light? If that's what we want

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