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August 20, 2005
Every Body is a Scared Mirror
On Thurday at 6:00 pm, a bunch of people got together in DeCafe to reenact Leonardo DaVinchi's "The Last Supper". It was trully spectacular ...Afterwards, things got silly. Ever seen Jesus with rabit ears?
David Douglas Duncan’s portraits of Picasso
The Chapel of Sacred Mirrors. Alex Gray tells how his painting "Gaia", which he painted in 1989, somehow predicted the 9/11 attack. (Watch the video tour)
An ice cube’s chance in hell - Summertime art that should have lasted more than a day
Paintings by Maciej Cegłowski, (Better known as the writer behind ”Idle Words”)
Paint by Number: Accounting for Taste in the 1950s. Although many critics saw "number painting" as a symbol of the mindless conformity gripping 1950s America, paint by number had a peculiarly American virtue. It invited people who had never before held a paintbrush to enter a world of art and creativity
Joseph Seigenthaler’s Noggins
Tara Donovan’s Cube of Toothpicks. (From ”Blanketfort”)
What happens when an artist becomes a mayor? The city becomes his canvas
Aquarela, a blog about watercolors
Many More Unusual Contemporary Artists Here
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Alex Grey, whose art has been used by Tool, the Beastie Boys, Nirvana, and more, gives a tour of his exhibition, The Chapel of Sacred Mirrors, or CoSM. In it, he notes an eerie 9/11 correlation in one of his paintings.
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