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This is the smaller Virginia painting, seen in the previous group photo. (the photo is pixelated from over-enlargement.)
I'm intrigued with this one. Love the way those colors are working together.
If i had done this small one, i wouldn't be able to remember having painted it. ( Does that happen to you ? ) It looks like it was just born, like Venus on the half shell.
QUESTION-
- in our War, I'm tempted to do a take-off on it. would you mind ?
- my version would be in those colors, but around clear lines. i rarely do that but here is one that hangs on strict lines:
www.flickr.com/photos/doneastwest/7173207020/in/set-1021610/
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- the overall red in the small painting makes me think of this Matisse:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Atelier_rouge_matisse_1.jpg
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- Virginia responded to my request:
" …that painting is totally gone by now. repaint, re "finish"... its funny, its actually next store at my neighboors house! ... i guess i need a photo of it to show you what its become of!"
- her answer had come, but not in clear terms.
- i was interested in the state the painting had reached in the photo.
- so i asked again for permission to work from that stage.
- i finally decided that she was already saying yes.
- she answered, " that was not a yes; it was an "of course".
This execution marked a shortlived turning point in advertising strategy for the World RPS Society. Instead of bludgeoning viewers with strong clear simple mesages as they had done in the past, a more subtle approach was explored.
While this execution went on to win many industry awards for it's thought-provocking approach and was appauled for not "insulting the intelligence of its viewer", for the most part, this execution went far over the heads of the intended audience
AR experience that questions the effects of the rapid digital development today and the decline in mental health in the context of artificial intelligence and native intelligence. The visual content seeks to honor and elevate the experiences of those who struggle with dysphoria and discontent in the face of the constant motion of the contemporary world and dissociation with nature, paradoxically using the latest technologies of AI and AR to create an interactive mural piece.
Photo: vog.photo
This card uses a transfer from an artist trading card I made. See the original ATC here: www.flickr.com/photos/mandypoet/3850069859/in/set-7215762...
As Bear and I approached the end of our hike, perched high on boulders beside the trail were several volunteers greeting visitors to the park. They patiently answered questions they must get asked over and over and over, like "What trails are good for beginners?", "Are there really rattlesnakes here?", and "Why didn't the eagles fly Sam & Frodo to Mordor?"
This weekend was one of the best weekends I've had here at Penn State. THON was something that I hadn't really gotten into, and this changed it all for me.
If I could go back to October and experience this all again, I would, no questions asked.
Nitin Sawhney takes questions from audience and satellite audience via twitter. This event was the World Premiere of the restored Hitchcock silent movie 'The Lodger' performed/screened at the Barbican on 21st July 2012.
2024 Conference of CSOs working on the Question of Palestine, “Building Bridges with International Civil Society to Address the Ongoing Nakba”, Convened by the
Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian People (CEIRPP), United Nations Office in Geneva (UNOG), Switzerland, 3-4 April 2024, PLENARY I
“The War on Gaza: Advocating for a Humanitarian Ceasefire and Assistance for the Palestinian People”
What happens when you put poets and artists together in the same classroom? This is the question that inspired Emerson senior-writer-in-residence Christine Casson to propose a class called Text Isles: The Art of Making Books and Poems. The class, which won this year’s ProArts Consortium Classroom Connect Award, is co-taught by Casson and Peter Madden from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts.
The works created by students enrolled in the class will be on display in Emerson’s Iwasaki Library, from April 10 – May 1. An opening reception was held at the Library on Thursday, April 10th at 6:00 pm.
All photos used from this gallery are to be credited: UNR Med/Brin Reynolds.
Questions: please contact brinr@unr.edu.
The Third Anerythristic Hatchling from 11#4, the question now is, what's inside the last egg? a third snow or a fourth anery?
21.7.11
Bob Kerrey, the Democratic Senate candidate from Nebraska answers questions from the press outside of the hall where he delivered his speech conceding the race to Republican Senate nominee Deb Fischer on Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2012 in LaVista, Neb.
Photo by Kat Buchanan.
"I once asked the Lord why so many people are confused and He said to me, 'Tell them to stop trying to figure everything out, and they will stop being confused.' I have found it to be absolutely true. Reasoning and confusion go together." - Joyce Meyer
Questions -- Quit asking, and you won't be confused.
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