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Arts on the Inside
Arts on the Inside
Written by Daniel Brantley
Dreams Come in One Shape
How Giorgios Gounaropoulos captured dreams and goddesses in a swirling chaotic canvas and threw away the key.
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Written by Daniel Brantley
A brief discussion of two outrageous claims made by Brian Andreas.
His drawings are silly, colorful, youthful. His poetry (a.k.a. stories) simple, engaging, comedic. His works filled with clarity of thought that begs for life to be lived fully and for art to be enjoyed thoroughly—even to the point of laughter. Is this what art needs or is Brian Andreas undermining the serious tone that art has developed through the centuries?-
Andres Serrano: If you Can’t Say Something Nice Relishing in the grotesque and offensive, Andres Serrano challenges the world to remember what mama always said. When Andres Serrano entered the art world, it was with a bang. Thanks to his 1987 photograph...
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The healthful spoils of war At the dawn of the 20th century, as Europe endured the 1st World War, a young German quietly went about his business, leading a fitness program on the Isle of Man in the midst of the Irish Sea. ...
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The Problem with Picasso Whether a student of his work for decades or minutes, everyone who approaches the paintings of Pablo Picasso is left with the same dilemma. Alongside Michael Jackson, Michael Jordon, and Mickey...
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Undiscovered Wine Country – Mendoza, Argentina When most people think wine, they think of California’s Napa Valley and the wine regions of Tuscany in Italy or Burgundy in France. But these destinations don’t have a monopoly on the...
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The celebrity carpenter from the south Armed with carpentry skills, a bull-horn and a hefty dose of ADHD, Gary "Ty" Pennington has become a reality television star and in the process improved hundreds of lives through his altruistic architecture....
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