links for 2006-06-08

• Notes on "Enterprise Agile" - redmonk.com
  (tags: enterprise agile mobbu toread)
• The Israeli Defence Forces have been heavily influenced by contemporary philosophy (D & G)
  by Eyal Weizman. See also the Dictionary of War http://dictionaryofwar.org/
  (tags: art war toread)
• Karen D'Amico Tangent #6 has come out of the oven
  See also http://www.tangent.org.uk/
  (tags: art magazine)
• Timelines of art history
  (tags: art history)
• Russell Herron at Paperworld at Transition
  "How fragile it is sometimes, that commitment to go to a private view." I like Russell's description of going private view crawling. Or The Dude Has a Show http://russellherron.blogspot.com/2006/05/dude-has-show.html
  (tags: art blog)
• 27,000 y.o. human portrait in Angoulême cave is the oldest yet found
  First artists drew humans very differently than they did animals. See also Berger on Chauvet cave http://arts.guardian.co.uk/features/story/0,,810226,00.html
  (tags: art cave prehistoric history)
• Does urbanism have room for emptiness anymore?
  By Things mag's Jonathan Bell. The classic photos of Niemeyer et al's Brasilia are (if memory serves) often empty.
  (tags: architecture toread)
• Art critic Jonathan Jones learning to draw
  Witty, honest, brilliant article (related on drawing: the Berger on Drawing book). Jones is a must-read art critic, together with Janusczak, Collings and Saltz.
  (tags: art drawing)
• Jonathan Jones puts the boot into the Tate Britain's Constable six-footers show
  "O, poor Constable! I was feeling bored with him, but this exhibition shocked me straight. He is a British genius who deserves better. This museum needs to be shaken into shape."
  (tags: art constable)