Mari has a pretty interesting blog - I like the juxtaposition of personal and artistic elements - one gets an impression of a depth not seen most places.
A compelling image from Quance's blog
The choices one makes in art - the choices one makes in life - is there much difference?
My skills have mostly tended toward verbal art, rather than visual - I always loved seeing art, and so in one form (visual) I'm a reader, and in another (verbal) I'm a creator/writer.
What one needs is a Gutenberg project for art - wherein the art-lover can reference fine art images for free, it's next to impossible to re-use art images on the web due to all the copyrights and wrongs.
Degas' Dance
Who Am I? A question often asked in Art
Degas' Horses - art as action
Some excellent photographs are at Texas A&M's site
Independent, undiscovered artists give one a secret pleasure, almost as if one were being let into a private world, a superhero with a secret identity. Here's one I like
The artist's site has other good examples
A post-modern post-colonial posting on the web. Expect eclectic, intelligent, fun thoughts and notable trails across the web and life.
Monday, October 25, 2004
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