I have spent many days pondering this. Late nights of talking and exchanging ideas with
My friend
Speaking of foreign cultures, it's always interesting to think of how it may be, for someone else in a very different part of the world. What their view on art may be. Such is the view i have appreciated from
Speaking of mixing it up
It goes of course, not without mention to someone who has inspired me since i first arrived at school in Savannah
I wish the best to my friends here on DA, along with my teachers and fellow colleagues from the wonderful, devastatingly debt inducing, SCAD! As my friend, Ryan Waterhouse, has shown me... it doesn't really take school or an advanced collage experience to make a good artist. In fact, we who go this route will not even make it.... unless of course, we can pull from within ourselves, the Passion, Perseverance, & Conviction that we all share at the core of our dreams! With debt aside, i don't think i could put a price on the value these friendships have given to me. My advice, to anyone seeking it, Go for that which will cause you the most experience within your lives.
I'm looking forward to what the new days will bring. Who else will cross our path, and where our friends will be. I think we can take this world, grip its heart, and have it feel what new art has to say...
It may not be said in the news. Perhaps it won't bring us million dollar success stories, hell, even let us pay our own bills. Todays art has a completely different context and relation within society than what i once thought. After a long night of reviewing art over the last 30,000 years, i see that we are immersed in great art, and much of that goes unnoticed, or perhaps overlooked. When history looks back on us, i think it will change focus, such as the trends come and go. Is it the monumental movement within advertising, such as the Pop traditions had played upon? The Exotic worlds of the psyche conceptualists or surrealists play upon? Maybe its all within the media, the everyday entertainment, the modern myths which movies or games fill within our lifes??? Or perhaps the bleached of spirit, pretentious galleria of arts out there knows many of things beyond the Duchamp disheveled world of which i have come to know.
As i heretically praise it be, upon this starry night...
It is now the Magical Aeon.
Artists will speak up and be heard, even if you have to grab the audience and tell it to them! Our societies no longer need to war in order to make progress. We can make even greater progress with interacting in the global community. Time to use our brains, over undermining, unchecked abuse of powers that now plague us. Little a voice i may have, i hope there are others who also feel, there is a world out there that has long been overdue for some change. We will bring that change. We will bring more change than the world may want, but this will be the act of rEvolution within the hands of creative peoples and those who work along with them!
Long Live the Arts!!! Never stop Dreaming! and Praise be to BOB!!
~Dee
Devious Comments
Stupefied
It is far better to think and play with "war/violence" as we misplace real deeds with fantasy.
Studying art in general does help. However, I also believe that studying things such as science, psychology, philosophy, nature, architecture, math, English, literature, etc... are even better fuel for enhancing one's art.
Best be back to hitting them books.
BTW: Japan is an interesting culture and filled with incredibly attractive females... however, 'everywhere else in this country is not Tokyo.' Just like bumfuck Georgia isn't New York City.
Wonderful write up and thanks for the props. May we continue to be a muse to each other and all.
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