It sounds morbid. Perhaps that's what attracted me to it in the first place. It is a place of mourning for art that has to go to a better place-whether through recycling, or garbage, or other means. Just how long can art works live with an artist before it overstays its welcome? it's really interesting to think about, and I think i'll look through it more later.
Saturday, January 24, 2009
New Year, New Post, New Semester, New Art.
It's been a while--summer was a whirlwind of 4 jobs and moving to the island that is long. It also went right into fall semester where grad school owned me, as well as the holiday season hell of the portrait studio. Winter break is about over and spring semester is about to begin. Sounds promising. It's going to be my goal this year to keep up with this more. I'll see how that goes, given that the social networks I'm already addicted to eat a lot of my time. I need something to keep my art links in order. this seems like the place. I guess I'll start with:
It sounds morbid. Perhaps that's what attracted me to it in the first place. It is a place of mourning for art that has to go to a better place-whether through recycling, or garbage, or other means. Just how long can art works live with an artist before it overstays its welcome? it's really interesting to think about, and I think i'll look through it more later.
It sounds morbid. Perhaps that's what attracted me to it in the first place. It is a place of mourning for art that has to go to a better place-whether through recycling, or garbage, or other means. Just how long can art works live with an artist before it overstays its welcome? it's really interesting to think about, and I think i'll look through it more later.
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