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Just A Line Part One of Eight


When we walk through museums, visit exhibitions and look at art, we come with preconceptions, prejudices and preferences, and, if you are an artist, take from those works ideas and processes we could use as our own. Much of the time we come away with our opinions affirmed, pushed to reconsider an artist's work, or just excited to get back into the studio.

But sometimes, a work of art produces a sudden insight or a discovery that reshapes one's approach to art making.

Here is the first work.

Active Interaction: Part Two of Nine


When we walk through museums, visit exhibitions and look at art, we come with preconceptions, prejudices and preferences, and, if you are an artist, take from those works ideas and processes we could use as our own. Much of the time we come away with our opinions affirmed, pushed to reconsider an artist's work, or just excited to get back into the studio.

But sometimes, a work of art produces a sudden insight or a discovery that reshapes one's approach to art making.

Here are the second and third work.

Importance of Material: Part Three of Eight


When we walk through museums, visit exhibitions and look at art, we come with preconceptions, prejudices and preferences, and, if you are an artist, take from those works ideas and processes we could use as our own. Much of the time we come away with our opinions affirmed, pushed to reconsider an artist's work, or just excited to get back into the studio.

But sometimes, a work of art produces a sudden insight or a discovery that reshapes one's approach to art making.

Here is the fourth work.

Only What is Necessary: Part Four of Eight


When we walk through museums, visit exhibitions and look at art, we come with preconceptions, prejudices and preferences, and, if you are an artist, take from those works ideas and processes we could use as our own. Much of the time we come away with our opinions affirmed, pushed to reconsider an artist's work, or just excited to get back into the studio.

But sometimes, a work of art produces a sudden insight or a discovery that reshapes one's approach to art making.

Here is the fifth work.

The Intimate and the Universal: Part Five of Eight


When we walk through museums, visit exhibitions and look at art, we come with preconceptions, prejudices and preferences, and, if you are an artist, take from those works ideas and processes we could use as our own. Much of the time we come away with our opinions affirmed, pushed to reconsider an artist's work, or just excited to get back into the studio.

But sometimes, a work of art produces a sudden insight or a discovery that reshapes one's approach to art making.

Here are the sixth and seventh works.

Composition Has Meaning: Part Six of Eight


When we walk through museums, visit exhibitions and look at art, we come with preconceptions, prejudices and preferences, and, if you are an artist, take from those works ideas and processes we could use as our own. Much of the time we come away with our opinions affirmed, pushed to reconsider an artist's work, or just excited to get back into the studio.

But sometimes, a work of art produces a sudden insight or a discovery that reshapes one's approach to art making.

Here is the eighth work.
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