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I was just wondering if there was anyone who appreciates art on this site. I havent really noticed any posts.
Some of my favorite artists are.... Salvador Dali Vincent Van Gogh Alex Grey Jackson Pollock |
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Big art lover here!
A few of my favs: Georgia O'Keeffe Gauguin Van Gogh Kadir Nelson Dexter Griffin to name a few... |
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Edited by
Jess642
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Fri 01/30/09 12:52 PM
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I was just wondering if there was anyone who appreciates art on this site. I havent really noticed any posts. Some of my favorite artists are.... Salvador Dali Vincent Van Gogh Alex Grey Jackson Pollock There are other threads on this topic... and Dali is one of my inspirations..as is Monet. 'The Kiss' by Klimt is one that takes my breath away... I have a reproduction of it, and it still fascinates me.. |
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 Hello Dali be seeing you
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I was just wondering if there was anyone who appreciates art on this site. I havent really noticed any posts. Some of my favorite artists are.... Salvador Dali Vincent Van Gogh Alex Grey Jackson Pollock There are other threads on this topic... and Dali is one of my inspirations..as is Monet. 'The Kiss' by Klimt is one that takes my breath away... I have a reproduction of it, and it still fascinates me.. I scrolled back about 8 pages searching in this forum for the same topic and couldnt find any, so I gave up. Sorry. |
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Dancere
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Fri 01/30/09 01:17 PM
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 Huge art fan here.
I love Remedios Varo, Dali, Monet and Gaudi right off the top of my mind. 
LOVED my time in Barcelona w/ Gaudi's architectural works. The Familia Sagrada, well- breathtaking! He lived onsite in a tent for decades. Stepped off the sidewalk, drunk one night, and ate a bus. The end. Sagrada never completed, but so amazing still. As is the model that depicts what it would have been, had he finished. I've always done surrealism. Appreciate it, and a GREAT water colour, the most. I abhor painting in oil and acrylic. India ink sketches and water colours, that's the end of the street you'll find my work. Love sculpture too. |
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Hi Dancere!
Sounds like good times. I've been to the Dali museum here in St. Petersburg about 4 times now. Amazing place. I also went to the one in Paris, and stumbled into a traveling Dali exhibit while in Bruges. One of my most memorable museum experiences has to be The Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam. Absolutely breath taking to stand two feet away from the original paintings, and see the textured brush strokes. 
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Huge art fan here.
I love Remedios Varo, Dali, Monet and Gaudi right off the top of my mind.
LOVED my time in Barcelona w/ Gaudi's architectural works. The Familia Sagrada, well- breathtaking! He lived onsite in a tent for decades. Stepped off the sidewalk, drunk one night, and ate a bus. The end. Sagrada never completed, but so amazing still. As is the model that depicts what it would have been, had he finished. I've always done surrealism. Appreciate it, and a GREAT water colour, the most. I abhor painting in oil and acrylic. India ink sketches and water colours, that's the end of the street you'll find my work. Love sculpture too. Mediums.... sigh.... EVERY medium....ink... pencil...charcoal... acrylic, oil, water colour, play dough, clay, felt, wood, metal....fabric, papier mache... and on and on and on... I am playing with the concept of completely recycled product, with zero carbon miles, organic materials, and cast off fabrics... some amazing creations arriving from seashells driftwood, palm sticks, palm fronds, local vine, and feathers. |
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Yes - look for a thread called
Art Gallery...You can look at members' art work and post your own! |
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i love GOOD tagging... i DJ so the whole art of REAL hip hop i like... but i really love our local artist here in new mexico.. i went to an show room about 2 months ago that was all sexual art.. nothing bad but it was very intresting
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I was just wondering if there was anyone who appreciates art on this site. I havent really noticed any posts. Some of my favorite artists are.... Salvador Dali Vincent Van Gogh Alex Grey Jackson Pollock Art fan here… Miro, Duchamp, Edward Hopper, Kandinsky, O'keefe, Cezanne, Rodin Magritte....loads of others. It's ALLLLL good!!! Anytime I get to view any artist local/famous it's a good day for me. Wish I could find someone close to me who enjoys it as much as I do. WHERE ARE YOU??? |
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Yes! Graffiti is a very underrated art.
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www.nmartists.com
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Yes! Graffiti is a very underrated art. only peole who enjoy art would say that.. alot of people condemn it.. but it really does take alot for those guys to do what they do.. and 99% of them dont do it for money but for the love of it |
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I was just wondering if there was anyone who appreciates art on this site. I havent really noticed any posts. Some of my favorite artists are.... Salvador Dali Vincent Van Gogh Alex Grey Jackson Pollock Art fan here… Miro, Duchamp, Edward Hopper, Kandinsky, O'keefe, Cezanne, Rodin Magritte....loads of others. It's ALLLLL good!!! Anytime I get to view any artist local/famous it's a good day for me. Wish I could find someone close to me who enjoys it as much as I do. WHERE ARE YOU??? Good picks! I'm in Florida. Tampa Bay area. |
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Filmfreek
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Fri 01/30/09 01:37 PM
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Yes! Graffiti is a very underrated art. only peole who enjoy art would say that.. alot of people condemn it.. but it really does take alot for those guys to do what they do.. and 99% of them dont do it for money but for the love of it That is what makes it so great. They do it because they are passionate about it, and don't care about the money. Some of the best work I've seen has been from broke and hungry artists. |
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Hi Dancere!
Sounds like good times. I've been to the Dali museum here in St. Petersburg about 4 times now. Amazing place. I also went to the one in Paris, and stumbled into a traveling Dali exhibit while in Bruges. One of my most memorable museum experiences has to be The Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam. Absolutely breath taking to stand two feet away from the original paintings, and see the textured brush strokes.
Hey Freek
We have so much in common! Well, except for that lil horror film penchant ya got goin' there. Ya frikkin' freek...  
I too visited the Van Gogh museum in Amsterdam, many times. Ah, now that is art! So often, standing inches from any of the great works, I just get absolutely overcome w/ the beauty of the painting - to the point of grabbing for my heart and shedding tears. It is hard to even breathe well. I'm such an art heart!
We must go to Barcelona! Gaudi did an entire park there, Parc De Gueill(sp?), I believe it was called. Just picnic and play there all day. Like the Hopis, he felt corners and straight lines were not of nature. The town is packed w/, now, historic bldgs. that he designed, so colourful, unique and surreal! Did you ever hear that French centenarian lady's description of Van Gogh? Her father owned the pub he most frequented. She said he was rude, crude, mean, and stank like nothing she'd ever had the displeasure of smelling. Great art, flawed and troubled individual. What artist(human!) isn't, I ask??? 
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Edited by
mixmantech
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Fri 01/30/09 01:39 PM
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Yes! Graffiti is a very underrated art. only peole who enjoy art would say that.. alot of people condemn it.. but it really does take alot for those guys to do what they do.. and 99% of them dont do it for money but for the love of it That is what makes it so great. They do it because they are passionate about it, and don't care about the money. Some of the best work I've seen has been from broke and hungry artists. i think what makes it really cool is that they risk going to jail when there out and about doin what they do.. thats love |
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i have always noticed that the value of art goes up when the artist dies or is dead.i'm rerfering to paintings and sculptures or anything resembling the two.
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Hi Dancere!
Sounds like good times. I've been to the Dali museum here in St. Petersburg about 4 times now. Amazing place. I also went to the one in Paris, and stumbled into a traveling Dali exhibit while in Bruges. One of my most memorable museum experiences has to be The Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam. Absolutely breath taking to stand two feet away from the original paintings, and see the textured brush strokes.
Hey Freek
We have so much in common! Well, except for that lil horror film penchant ya got goin' there. Ya frikkin' freek...
I too visited the Van Gogh museum in Amsterdam, many times. Ah, now that is art! So often, standing inches from any of the great works, I just get absolutely overcome w/ the beauty of the painting - to the point of grabbing for my heart and shedding tears. It is hard to even breathe well. I'm such an art heart!
We must go to Barcelona! Gaudi did an entire park there, Parc De Gueill(sp?), I believe it was called. Just picnic and play there all day. Like the Hopis, he felt corners and straight lines were not of nature. The town is packed w/, now, historic bldgs. that he designed, so colourful, unique and surreal! Did you ever hear that French centenarian lady's description of Van Gogh? Her father owned the pub he most frequented. She said he was rude, crude, mean, and stank like nothing she'd ever had the displeasure of smelling. Great art, flawed and troubled individual. What artist(human!) isn't, I ask???
AMSTERDAM huh.. ive planed on going there this summer or for october fest since AMSTERDAM is a short train ride from germany.. so besides goin gfor the hemp i can now also go for the art... while on hemp 
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