They are harder to catch than you would expect.
Painter John Anderson doesn’t just show the industries or a collection of packing materials but communicates the idea that a man is at the center of the work.
Read More 20: Art and Industry – Southeastern ProductsThe wonderful aspect of this type of photography is the details. In my opinion, modern digital photography lacks the depth. Click here and see some amazing details. This is from a 4×5 Kodachrome transparency by United States Office of War Information photographer Alfred Palmer via Shorpy.com. Click here to see an amazing close up via Shorpy.com. A collection […]
Read More 16: Etna PAFeature art by Christopher Gulick http://christophergulick.com/ I’ve been researching the business of art and the art of business. In the process, I came across a Wichitalks two minute video of artist Christopher Gulick. Although impossible in a two minute video to know someone, I greatly appreciate the enthusiasm for his life. It’s a refreshingly upbeat […]
Read More 13: Be CompelledMy #artist friends meet my questions about selling their art via #cafes, #bars and public spaces such as #libraries or hospitals with condescending eye rolling. Their verbal responses run from disinterest to mock indignation to huffs of righteous contempt to the suggestion. Some of it, in my opinion, is simply unspoken anxiety about asking. Others […]
Read More 12: Your lack of faith is disturbingI like The Eiffel Tower because it looks like steel and lace. ― Natalie Lloyd Only the French would use steel to build something so beautifully unique, delicately intricate and sexually suggestive. Ironically, it was intended as a “temporary” display for the 1889 World’s Fair to be dismantled in 1909 when ownership of the park reverted back to the City of Paris. […]
Read More 04: Steel and Lace