. . . “I have always imagined Paradise as a kind of library.” I thought of that quote by Argentinian writer Jorge Luis Borges when all the public libraries were… Read More
Paradise Found – Take a Book. Leave a Book.
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August 30, 2020 Sabal Palms
Sabal Palms By Joseph Weinzettle I began several ink wash studies of sabal palms, also called cabbage palms, on the north side of the Anclote River. The trees are believed… Read More
RE- THINKING ASSEMBLAGE SCULPTURE
assemblage, sculpture, 3 dimensional art curiosity historical references museum exhibition
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Phenomenal Women – That’s Us
August 27, 2020 | By Cindy Stovall The Morean Arts Center Hosts Women Who Work: A Portrait Morean Arts Center Through September 26 Details here . . . A century… Read More
Set Sketching in Digital Format
by Lea Umberger In the Tools of the Trade post, I talked about creating costume designs with pencils, watercolors, markers, etc and mentioned investing in a new technology to learn… Read More
A Writer’s Diary, Version 2020
A Writer’s Diary, Version 2020 Dostoevsky’s A Writer’s Diary as inspiration for my own diary, which we call blogs nowadays. James McAdams | August 26, 2020 In the 1870s, desperate to earn… Read More
Political Art
There is no way getting around it. We live in a very political time. Even protecting one’s own health and that of others is now a political act. How did… Read More
Music Theory for Songwriters Podcast
Music Theory for Songwriters Podcast by Erol Oz As a companion resource for Music Theory I, I have started a podcast called “Music Theory for Songwriters”. As the title indicates,… Read More
August 23, 2020 Cypress Swamp Composition
Cypress Swamp Composition By Joseph Weinzettle A cypress swamp after heavy rains is one of the more vital Florida ecosystems, visually as well as in productivity for the environment. My… Read More
Paula Kramer – Script and Paintings Blog
August 17, 2020 Script and Paintings Blog #6 by Paula Kramer Time is something I’m not part of, anymore. It’s a rushing river, sputtering and splashing past me. I feel… Read More
