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Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
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Andulka
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One Nice Bug Per Day
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Jar Jar Binks Fan Club
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bu arada evde hissetmenin herhangi bi mekanla değil de bi insanla alakalı olduğuna yemin edebilirim
hevesim kırıldıktan sonra gerçekleşen hiçbir şey umrumda değil
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“Günaydın, kusurlarıyla kusursuz sevmeyi öğrenin.”
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The Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts, Moscow, photo by bearthekeeper
Ne diyordu küçük prens "Ölene kadar sorumlusun, gönül bağı kurduğun herşeyden."
Ne diyordu küçük prens "Ölene kadar sorumlusun, gönül bağı kurduğun herşeyden."
Dan Barry “The Florist & The Garden Miscellany.”
On view currently at La Luz de Jesus Gallery in Los Angeles, California is artist Dan Barry’s solo exhibition, “The Florist & The Garden Miscellany.”
Dan Barry has been drawn to creating mixed media, found image collaged drawings since he was a young person growing up in northern Wisconsin. Now living in Austin, Texas, his love of vintage visual media has grown and developed throughout his career. In “The Florist & Garden Miscellany” Dan continues to combine the marks of his hand with vintage mixed media, both old and new, to explore themes that are deeply personal in ways that make them universal. Dan Barry’s artwork reflects our difficult times in their exploration of loss, life and mortality, as well as our deep ongoing desire for deep human connection. His work invites us to reflect and embrace the place of love, loss and the passage of time in our own lives.
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