Category: Artist

Artist and ART

The main problem with the 46605 painting is that it is difficult to manage. It is difficult to manage for certain reasons. Thus the painting should get moved to a permanent home. So lets examine the reasons as to the painting’s difficulties.

The Artist is still living. My relationship with the painting is one of depth. I understand that I have authority in the way in which I interact with people because they agree that it is beautiful and that I did a good work. Recall the convention that the Artist only gets one: anything else is just filling in the colors!

The painting affects the body. This painting causes a xyphoid in the sternum. When the viewer has had time to love the painting, there is a win. That win is in the eyes and thus in the mind indeed. It therefore is a worthy prayer. This prayer is only possible for men.

The last problem that develops with the painting is the problem of the Doric Architectural Order. With the Doric Order the community advanced in knowledge. When that happened the people whose blood-type is O(neg) fixated Ionically. Recall that the O(neg) blood-type manifests as determination.

The Greeks needed to relax the Doric Order. Thus, they placed the work on the horizontal-plane. See: Greek Architecture for the Doric Order and for the Ionic Order. What I am telling you is that my painting is difficult to manage because of the iconic determinant for people viewing the painting whose Blood-type is O(neg).

In conclusion, I would like to advise the management constituency caring for the painting, the painting needs a secure home based on certain management concerns. 46605 should be in a Museum where there are Art Historians and other important people doing activities pertaining to ART. This is a worthy painting even if it is viewed just by Museum-staff.

Looking at the painting you should know that it is the solution to Abstract Expressionism. Compare my work of ART to any of the Famous Paintings in Abstract Expressionism. You will notice that there isn’t much out there that would please the eye as much as 46605.

Comment; June 8th, 2024: The painting is at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, LACMA.

Working-Out Anyway!

Avoid Hugh at all costs; right? Okay, so I have to take care of a few things. I have the den walls. Could you just accept that I have things to do. In an earlier post, I said that there is a house to be designed. That is my priority.

I’m supposed to plan my week around the Sundays. Things are not going by the book though; that is no big surprise. There is the clothes-pin plan. The ‘go to the doctor to get the respect for the clothes-pin plan’ that comes later has been moved up to ‘no other possible remedies besides the clothes-pin plan.’ I’ve made the perfect tool out of Popsicle sticks. I do not think there are any updates about how it’s going because there are no updates. In fact there is little evidence that I even gave the perfect tool since when asked I’m told that the perfect tool was lost. If I think it is in use, there is not enough time for any remedy to have an affect. Like more than five minutes would be longer than any time I have noticed. So, in spite of the simple fact that nothing is happening, what do you suggest I do? Give another tool? I already know the exact adjustments for comfort and effectiveness.

I guess I have to continue with my life. I do not know if my Judgment is correct. It is probably not correct. I did establish a genuine concern for the den walls. I currently hold the belief that if the Boards were lost, they will appear at home depot for everyone to use. That would be messy. I would not want to make any messes. The particular boards which I am referring to are a premium interior design product. They are not for the general population. I have had my whole life to grow in appreciation for them. And, I have taken responsibility for them to be recycled.

There may be interest in this project; though information helpful, I know that people do not generally interfere with other peoples lives. This is the case for the house. Did you think that wood is wood? Well, let me tell you that things are working out. And I believe that we really care. Just not directly. So, I am productive. I am satisfied. I am working. And things are good. So, are you going to be ready for Fathers Day?

Theodore Seuss Geisel

This is my biographical report of Theodore Seuss Geisel written in 2006. There is a PDF file for this presentation:

Theodore Seuss Geisel – https://app.box.com/s/jgtrimm3fz

I was excited about the titles of Dr. Seuss’s books.  I liked the titles The King’s Stilts and Horton Hatches the Egg.   So, I wrote this biography.  Ted really had trouble with Frank Capra the Director.  Much was decided at that time in his life. Ted really is an interesting person.  And there is much to be learned from just the titles.

I never found out who it was that made Ted mentally ill.   I accounted for his Illness with a character named Nancy Breath.  I hope Dr. Seuss does not mind too much that she is a bit of a mystery.  The most interesting part of Ted’s life is the book, And To Think That I Saw It On Mulberry Street. He wrote the book with his wife Helen.  Mulberry was the book that began his career as a children’s book author.  I mention it in detail in the Audio Reading, but I can not seem to find that section in the biography text.

And so it is with care and great respect of Theodore Seuss Geisel that I present to you the Unofficial Biography of Theodore Seuss Geisel.

Thomas Hobbes

There is something I’ve been thinking about. At my board and care there is almost sixty people. We share common areas; such as Dinning, Medication, T.V., and Patio. There are lots of opportunities to interact and socialize. We do have a person here with Hepatitis C. And we also have a couple of people with Diabetes. I have been looking for an authority on this subject, because I have a developing opinion that there may be an interaction of some kind; namely Creativity. I will be reading the Philosophy of Thomas Hobbes in his Book, Leviathan. ed. JCA Gaskin. Oxford, 1998.

Since I have directly said what I will be reading for, I think it is only fair to reassure the reader that I have had a comprehensive blood test on February 4, 2008. My Hepatitis Panel was NON-REACTIVE; the Glucose was 91 in range (65-99 mg/dL). There are other details, but I just wanted to mention that I probably have not contracted any blood diseases in this past year. If you are an employee of McDonalds Corporation, I sincerely believe that this kind of blood testing is periodically necessary as part of the job. Remember that we have come a long way since 1651.

Follicle

From Arles, Vincent van Gogh wrote to his brother Theo: “I am seeing a lot of new things here. I am learning, and my body, if treated with a little kindness, serves me well.”

Theo was probably expected to have some knowledge. As an artist, Vincent toiled amongst his paintings. Elaborate charges against Vincent are all that is expected from Theo. And so…

The basic assumption is that a difficult Question has been asked.
You are struggling with one of the most important of humanities. Unfortunately nowhere in Philosophy or Religion can this be learned since there is no place willing or accommodating. If someone failed to convince you they know what you are asking, would you impose on them your answer? I should not have commented, or else I must forgive a person whose transgressions have advanced and whose answer is possible. This is not my discussion because I have not asked the questions. After careful meditation, I have concluded, particularly, that there is some solution a Prior to this possibility.

Then should we thus maintain those whose transgressions must be forgiven as the rank-n-file for an answer, or should we have them as steady but nourishing components of the way?

Vincent van Gogh
Arles, June 1888
Oil on Canvas, 73 x 92.5 cm
F 425, JH 1442
Otterlo, Rijksmuseum Kroller-Muller.

Image Citation:
Walther, Ingo, and Rainer Metzger. Vincent van Gogh: The Complete Paintings, Volume II. Trans. Michael Hulse. Oldenburg, Germany: Benedikt Taschen, 1990.

Make Me A Picture!

Make Me A Picture!

A girl has this as the first directive for a guy. It’s the Age old question. There are a number of responses to this kind of a “Fire-Wall.” ART is the closest and best answer, but there are as many developments to this first directive as there are relationships. Continue reading “Make Me A Picture!” →