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[ladylowrely]

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I remember listening nonstop to "Le Café" by Oldelaf et Monsieur D when drawing this piece.

[urbanart503]

When Paintings Begin to Sing

In a quiet gallery, a painting hangs motionless on the wall. Yet for some viewers, it never feels still. Colors pulse. Shapes vibrate. A swirl of yellow seems to ring like brass, while deep blues hum like distant strings. The experience is unsettling, almost impossible to explain — as if the canvas itself contains hidden sound. For the Russian painter Wassily Kandinsky, this sensation was real.…

When Paintings Begin to Sing

[art1for2the3masses]

Max Beckmann, Moon Landscape, 1925

[miamaimania]

"Deleuzian sauna" ⌇ oXane · digital painting

[drawpaintwritemakethings]

Ruined in London

I could not decide what to do so we did a reading.

You said (the cards said)— misplaced voices places of static and indirect polarity a great small noise, persistent states of amazement and wonder smothering colours experimental considerations slander by wandering enemies certain undertakings will be fruitless a man who is very bad for you left standing at the station — and I did not listen. — and I went to London anyway.

Of course it was the ruin of me every stage collapsing I couldn't wait to go back.

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(Ruined in London — mixed media on cradled wood panel, 14 x 14 x 1.75 inches. Ready to hang — wire attached in back. Varnished. Shipped for free, with care. Everything from my shop comes with an extra art surprise. Buy from people, not corporations. Buy things made by human hands, not computers. Escape the dreaming planet ... give the gift of original art.)

A great hope fell You heard no noise The ruin was within. — Emily Dickinson

[miamaimania]

"Cloudburst" (1982) ⌇ Louisa Chase — 25-color woodcut, edition of 25

[abwwia]

Jane Wilson (Apr 29, 1924 – Jan 13, 2015) was an American painter associated with both landscape painting and expressionism. She lived and worked in NYC and Water Mill, NY. Via Wikipedia #PalianSHOW

Jane Wilson (1924-2015)

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Raquel Forner (1902-1988), Ofrenda, 1938