14″x13.5″ collage, watercolor, ink.
#1388 Connecting the Dots
18″x24″ Watercolor, Pen & Ink
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#1387
30″x24″ Acrylic on canvas
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#1385 Against Closure
11″x14″ Pen and Ink, Watercolor
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#1384 Against Representation
16″x18″ Watercolor, Pen and Ink
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1383 Death Came But Could knot Solve the Problem
36″x36″ Acrylic on Canvas
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#1382
30″x24″ Acrylic on Canvas. Photo Brad Crothers.
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#1381 Eye of the Storm with Blood in it’s Eye
14″x11″ Pen and Ink, watercolor
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#1380 “Not All Rivers Run to the Sea”
11″x14″ Pen and Ink … and some thought about art.
If you know an artist’s life work, when the later works become stronger, more powerful (I don’t like to use comparative value-words, like ‘better’ – which have no meaning for what they DO), so too, do the earlier works, as they are invested with ‘becoming’ with what they will become.
I will say the same for poetry, for the real work of artist or poet, is not in making individual pieces, but for the artist—it is always a Life-Work… a process, a becoming. When I look at a work of art, I ask myself, “What is this become?” If I were teaching children, or young artists, that’s what I would ask, what I would want the student to see in their own work… what that piece they have made is becoming. There is no beginning or end for art
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#1379 Words, Splinters, Shards
11″x14″ Pen and Ink, Watercolor
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