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.
Showing posts with label fine art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fine art. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 30, 2018
Kerry James Marshall
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Saturday, December 15, 2012
Poohstock 2011, The Day After
Wow, I am having an insane time of keeping this blog up (among other
things). I think there is an interal
conflict going on between what I want to show and what I am showing. But you’re not Dr. Phil so let me finish up
this 2011 Poohstock trip. Because I
can’t help myself, table shots of the morning after. Enjoy.
Friday, October 12, 2012
Poohstock 2011, My Cousin’s Yard, Part 3
This is just a continuation from part 1 and 2 so I’ll spare you the
chatter again. I “chatted” a lot in part
1. These shots are vehicles again but
shot with my SLR. Enjoy.
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