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What do you do after setting up your own website and posting those images for the world to discover your talent? While waiting for that enlightened day, figure out the real art of the internet - the art of communication. Then strike up a dialogue with the only person who'll ever really understand what you do - another artist.

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· ARTWORK - NEW COMMENTS ·

last artwork comment posted (work of Hillel Kagan):

J.C.Leyendecker[Goto..]

2nd last artwork comment posted (work of Hillel Kagan):

Seriously, Kagan, think of yerself as being in...mid-career...there's plenty of time for you to become a competent colorist![Goto..]

3rd last artwork comment posted (work of Hillel Kagan):

Thanks Arnold and just in the nick of time... cough.[Goto..]

4th last artwork comment posted (work of Raymond Jordon):

I think you are about to do very interesting things. It seems that there are images inside you that can touch one under one's skin.
[Goto..]

5th last artwork comment posted (work of Hillel Kagan):

Now you're starting to get somewhere, Kagan![Goto..]

· Kruse Xagorari Show ·

Tiempo di Espejos

Karen Kruse & Maria Xagorari

"Ermoupolis" Gallery
Municipal Cultural Centre
Syros
Greece
09.09.08 - 21.09.08

· RECENT FORUM ENTRIES ·

last forum comment posted:

Hello Maria... I'm not going to make it in time - send me your poster image and details of the exhibition/opening and I'll post them manually.

Hope your preparations go really well!
[Goto..]

2nd last forum comment posted:

In 13 days. Maria Xagorari and Karen Kruse, in Syros.[Goto..]

3rd last forum comment posted:

Hello Maria - when's the opening? Your message has prompted me to make a start on an artist's events page I had been thinking of. If it's not too soon, maybe I can get the first part done in time for you.
Good luck with the preparations! [Goto..]

4th last forum comment posted:

John Paul, I would like to publish an upcoming event but it would be nice and interesting if I could also publish the invitation as an image, or the poster, or at least a logo. So what do you think of making it possible to add images on the "Events" forum? Is it too mauch work?[Goto..]

5th last forum comment posted:

hi there, I 've visited your gallery a moment ago (www.arteryuk.com), nice gallery and good artworks too. If you have time please visit my web, log on to http://suzlee99.tripod.com
regards,
suzlee[Goto..]

· LATEST STUDIO LOGS ·

last Studio Log Entry : don't bother knockin' , artist Arnold Leventhal

...and paint it in. I saw my first Pollock in 1959 in New York. But it was De Kooning who put the needle in my vein. Asked why he named a painting "Attic", de Kooning said "..because you put everything in it."

2nd last Studio Log Entry : don't bother knockin' , artist Arnold Leventhal

Paint it in,,,out, in, out, in..well, that's the way I learned it, strictly Abex, by the rules. Never losing sight of 'it'. But what is it? The thing, the stuff, the image, the idea, the aesthetic, the lexicon...you know - the thing!

3rd last Studio Log Entry : don't bother knockin' , artist Arnold Leventhal

And then paint it in again.. as if there were a limited number of canvases in the world. Paint it out, put it in again... my canvasses are heavy and textured from overpainting. At least a half-dozen paintings under each one. Good value I say!

4th last Studio Log Entry : don't bother knockin' , artist Arnold Leventhal

Today, i would take this next step and paint it out. Open up all the forms...back in the day it was with pink, don't ask me why. A measure, i suppose of my skill as a colorist.

5th last Studio Log Entry : don't bother knockin' , artist Arnold Leventhal

This is a terrible reproduction. I'm all thumbs at this technology stuff. But 32 years ago i considered this piece finished and left it here. I post it for Kagan because it reminds me of one of his recent works - abstracted figures on a realistic field...rampant, you might say! This one done to that most awkward of sizes - 36'' x 48''. But it leads into what i would like to discuss.

· RANDOM FORUM SELECTION ·

Random Forum Entry:

Woops! I forgot there are PC users in the art world! Graphic Converter is MAC only, and, I should add "shareware", which means you can use it for free, but to unlock some extra features they'd appreciate a little cash... about $30, which is quite a bit less than photoshop. I actually prefer it to PS for its easy file browsability (is that a real word or did I make it up?).. it's great for general image housekeeping![Goto..]