Critical Articles Read Daily (CARD)

     As the morning sun rises in the East, this author wishes to re-direct the attention of his readers to other, more significant material that manifests itself in a form of text we are all quite familiar with in our daily American lives:  art criticism.
     Indeed, my dearest of readers, please arrange the necessary time out of your difficult routines to read Mr. Tyler Green, Mr. Holland Cotter, Ms. Roberta Smith, Mr. Randy Kennedy, Mr. Ken Johnson, Mr. Jerry Saltz and Mr. Michael Kimmelman, among other, equally prominent names that can just as easily be found within the pages of many of our newspapers and magazines, or if you prefer, online. 
     Please, please, this ought not be construed as a suggestion which springs up from a care-free form of jocularity here.  Yes, it is true, I say these things with all the corniest, maize-like jokes aside.  Read what prose they write.
     Why must I do this, you may quietly, pensively, meditatively ask your self, during a quaint fit of plebian pondering?  They have many wonderful things to say!
     Really, by all means, read what they write and give their words, their sentences, their prose, their phrases, the distinguished weight of serious consideration.  No, this is not a plug, nor ploy on this author's part to generate more sales!  Joke here do I not!  These instructions are nothing more than a mere suggestion to you so you may better educate yourself on all things literary, delightful, insightful, and artful.