On Art and Ignorance III

A thing has occurred to me very late at night, regarding the post by Jack of Kent on Art and Exhibitions I should mention at this point that I agree with large lumps of what Mr Caent, really @davidallengreen says.

On Art and Ignorance: intermission

I pause here to consider that modernists and traditionalists arguing over the use of the word ‘art’ is a bit like feline tug of war. No matter who wins, the cat loses.

On Art and Ignorance II

In the last post I tried to answer one question raised by @davidallengreen in his blog post on Art and Art Exhibitions. Now, I tackle another, and what a humdinger it is. A quote from him: And in truth [an

On Art and Ignorance

This is a post that is based on my thinking over the past few years, and has been catalysed by a blog post from the excellent Jack of Kent, on Art and ‘Art Exhibitions’. I think he has moved into

Angry Reindeers

In the hope of bringing in cash, and because I thought it would be interesting, I ordered some card blanks, and did several hand-drawn cards which I forgot to photograph. Some of them sold today; a packet of reindeer of

Postcards Delivered

A week ago I ordered some postcards from moo.com, and they arrived over the weekend, to much awe from me. They were shiny, and they made my chosen image look good.

Drawing Inspiration: the Countdown

I have less than a month to go until the opening of my first show. My paintings are mostly dry, and some of them are varnished. I do not have the acrylics problem of painting right up until the night