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Ed. Varie is pleased to participate in the Printed Matter NY Art Book Fair September 26-28th, 2014 at MOMA PS1. PUBLIC preview THURSDAY 6-9pm. We will have several NEW and EXCLUSIVE titles and artwork for sale this year at our booth UPSTAIRS booth O-14.
Available for the FIRST time in...
I'll be at the EV booth on Sunday!
In Praise of Mountains (1948)
Los Angeles, CA 2014
Motormasjien - Crusty’s
Consciousness is only possible through change; change is only possible through movement.
Source: The Art of Seeing - Aldous Huxley Quote from: Théodule-Armand Ribot (via yes-lukewinter)
By Luke Winter
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[Article compares the compulsion to shoot, and ecstasy of shooting, with the alternate faculty of editing. Article begins with the anecdote of a photographer expressing their wish to die and an editor to subsequently arrange and publish their work without them, before...
There are a handful of young artists I know who turn a skeptical eye to the golden promises the professionalization of the arts hold out. I am always happy when I have conversations with these holdouts because it is distressing to see how many really talented people give in to the demands of the market place.Yet we live at a time where the infiltration of the marketplace is almost impossible to avoid, for anyone including older artists like me. It is a constant struggle to not give in the forces that demand dumbing down and homogenization.It takes takes enormous vigilance to not succumb to it’s tyranny, to honor your own trajectory, no matter how modest it may seem in the eyes of the world.There is simply no substitute for the developmental arc, no matter what you engage in, making art or being a shoemaker. Once you develop your vocabulary and your personal style it is very easy to make your art into product but in focusing on making product, you lose out on learning how to make art.
Letter To A Young Artist # 1 Penny Arcade (via photographsonthebrain)
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