ART LOOK: MODERN HIEROGLYPHICS
Pictures That Talk & Words That Paint A Picture There are written languages, past and present, that are less phonetically oriented and more pictographic in their appearance and usage. The [...]
Pictures That Talk & Words That Paint A Picture There are written languages, past and present, that are less phonetically oriented and more pictographic in their appearance and usage. The [...]
Attention Finds Beauty Everywhere In The Age of Images The iPhone has revolutionized picture taking. I have nearly 30,000 images now stored up in my 3” x 6” “smart phone,” and about 3000 Videos. [...]
CONSIDERING THE NEXT ART LOOK — PREAMBLE There is a rumbling, more than just a casual pull, but more like an unavoidable draw to LOOK at something of a whole continent almost ignored. An ART LOOK [...]
We are looking again, at best, at something we mostly have already seen. We seem to be re-creating something that has been created before. Therefore, we are copying the past. Is it possible to [...]
(In the Winter of Our Discontent) This is Markus. Ususally I write my ART LOOK posts on my Website here: MarkusRay.com/Art-Look . The last post I titled “What Do You See?” It was about [...]
Can You Look Without Judgment? When it comes to “looking,” and in this case of ART LOOKING, what do you see and how do you see it? What makes a work of art “great” in your [...]
A Painting Pilgramage A couple years back we found ourselves in Amsterdam with the good fortune of tickets to the Vermeer Retrospective exhibit at the Rijksmuseum. I wrote an ART LOOK on it, [...]
The Stars Aligned Somehow the stars aligned and I was able to get myself to Bilbao to see the Guggenheim. I am not going to say it was on my “bucket list.” That implies a place you [...]
A Walk Through Rothko’s Works on Paper I took one of my Art Look walks today. In 33 minutes I arrived at the gates of the National Gallery of Art, East Wing. I went there to see the works [...]
Albrecht Dürer Shaped My Sensibility I was 17 or so in 1971, 500 years exactly after the birth of Albrecht Dürer. I grew up in Mount Vernon, a small town named after George Washington’s [...]
