Tag: Looking

• Found: A Letter for the Art of Love and Colors by Paul Michael Whitfield

  Dear, In Safe and Sound,   I write as the crow flies—ashore, on the hard. Something’s happened, my friend. I’m aground, at liberty, and I think you must know. You’re on a run, of course, and a leg from the vanishing angle. There’s nothing so much to say, after all. A sliding pond across the…

  October 30, 2017

  Outlying the Avenues

  art, colors, creation, creative prose, dear, dialogue, Looking, Love, making, philosophy, poetry, prose, seeing, thought, watching

• Braving the Days: Stand Back by Jordannah Elizabeth

  

  The question is: is there a separation between life and the liver? Lately, life has been happening to me. Every day has brought an acute opportunity for me to take a path of action or caution. Caution would allow me to withdraw from opportunities to interact with invitations, opportunities to travel and moments to bond…

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  July 20, 2017

  Braving the Days

  artist, artist life, commodification, gaze, Looking, privacy, publicity, reflection, seeing, visibility

• The Looker: John Berger by James Carraghan

  I was making my way through Ways of Seeing when I stopped at the end of the third essay and sent a text message to my friend. Within a few minutes he had responded, telling me that he was reading the same essay, at the same time, for a class; he had the same thoughts and…

  March 5, 2017

  InFinite Museums

  art, artwork, Books, Criticism, film, John Berger, Looking, Magritte, Surrealism, Ways of Seeing