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No 32 Green Pepper Way. Every day when he walked to Tabletop Studio, he would pass an enormous ceramic green pepper on the way. It was bigger than he was. It troubled him greatly. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). No 32 Green Pepper Way. Every day when he walke. No 31: Pride Goeth Before a Flaw. Sometimes his i.
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Tabletop Studio: June 2015
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No 26: INTIME He felt his pictures were growing less sensitive as they grew larger. The next day he went to see his sister- -who was painting very small. He thereupon resolved to do the same. 24: The Artist's Brain. His headache had raged for three days now. He decided to exorcise it by painting a large picture called The Artist's Brain. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). No 26: INTIME He felt his pictures were growing . No 25 Song of Myself. He often thought about wr.
Tabletop Studio: March 2015
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No 13: TO FREEDOM CONDEMNED. There was always too much choice. No12: IN PURSUIT OF PAINTERLY HEROISM. To counter his feelings of insufficiency, he undertook a study of the Heroic in Art. No11: NARCISSISM. The artist-as-Narcissus takes a long look into a pool of his own pigment and falls in love with all of his future paintings. No 10: Problem after Problem. It got so that, day after day, he was simply leaping from one problem to another. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
Tabletop Studio: February 2015
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No 8: MOOSEWORKS. Overcome by the relentless nostalgie de la boue of Canadian naturalism, he decides to sculpt a moose. In the end, he is dissatisfied with it, finding himself unable to overcome the inescapable fragrance of kitsch-nationalism the creature exudes. No 7: The Oracle. Sometimes, when he was out of ideas, he'd sit by his oracle, which would whisper to him suggestions from the sea. No5: The Garden of Chemical Delights or The Agony of Choice. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
Tabletop Studio: No. 31: Pride Goeth Before a Flaw. Sometimes his intermittent Rodin complex led him to attempt heroic sculpture. But whenever he entered what he suspected was really the realm of hubris, he felt ridiculous. Moments after this p
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No 31: Pride Goeth Before a Flaw. Sometimes his intermittent Rodin complex led him to attempt heroic sculpture. But whenever he entered what he suspected was really the realm of hubris, he felt ridiculous. Moments after this photo was taken, he took a massive sledgehammer and pounded his new Jeanne d' Arc into powder. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). No35: Adventures in Empathy. He had always loved. No 34: Ah Sunflower! It was a momentary madness. .
Tabletop Studio: May 2015
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22 The Big M: He decides he will stop painting- but not until he has earned enough money to buy the customized 1949 Mercury he has his eye on. 21 Criticus Interferus. He was happily working on a big painting called Two Sailboats when he was disturbed by a visit from art critic Wolf Howitzer. Howitzer told him marine painting was a century out of date. The painter threw him down the stairs. 18: "Beware of the person of one book"–Thomas Aquinas. He decided he had to read more books.
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Lee Ka-sing's daily photograph at INSTAGRAM. You can view more photographs of this series at www.lightreadings.com. Subscribe MONDAY ARTPOST inbox edition, please enter email address. MONDAY ARTPOST issue 0810-2015. MONDAY ARTPOST - Columns by Artist and Writer. Published on Mondays. Jade tree stretching high across the blue sky. Squares that facing the sun. Some of my favourites from the upcoming ART BROWNIE exhibition at Gallery 50 (Opening on August 15, 2015). Art Brownie 2015 (MAGIC). Holly Lee: Mrs&...
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Quick Draw Artist Interview #34: Christopher Healey. Quick Draw Artist Interviews. Are a series of interviews conducted by Otino Corsano using Facebook's IM Chat feature. Spontaneous conversations with international artists and influential members of the art community are recorded and documented specifically for publication on this blog. Http:/ www.artlistpro.com. Http:/ www.artprwire.com. Hi Otino - is tonight’s interview happening? Sure Is now a convenient time for us to discuss your work? You were one...
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ARTPOST - Notes from Swan House
227: THE PUFF ADDER. On or about last January 30, Lee Ka-sing, photographer, poet, producer of the Artpost, co-owner and co-director of Index G—the gallery from which the sparkling Artpost proceeds—more or less ruined my life (inadvertently, I’m certain) by giving me a huge, glossy heavy quaintly out-of-date computer manual titled Using Microsoft FrontPage 2000. The book is thick as a brick and 1200 pages long. Eventually it will be impossible to close and will then lie supine upon some table or shelf, g...
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