It was a real uplifting feeling reading about the painting, “Past Times”
by Kerry James Marshall, selling for all of that money. Not because of the money but because the
valuation of the work of a person of color – a black man. It’s good to hear good stories about black
people. It’s good, as an aspiring #artist
myself, to hear good stories about black artist too. Thank you for doing your work, Mr. Marshall.
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Wednesday, May 30, 2018
Kerry James Marshall
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Wednesday, June 8, 2016
Kinetic Ambiguity
So, before I had said, “I
want to see more than what we see at the moment because more is going on that
what is seen.” Hey, that was kind of
goofy and made little sense but my Kinetic Ambiguity Project is in line with
the point I am trying to make. I’m not
after the “Jackson Pollock” photograph but this project works towards where I’m
going. I know, you want to see where I’m
going with this, not where it came from.
You want to see that #image I’m alluding to. Soon, but I need to mull over what I have
done to help me focus a little more.
Oh, and I did a lot of
this Kinetic Ambiguity Project in Las Vegas – love that place.
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