ART IS PROTEST. – John Perreault
What do you think?
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Deep Thought Thursday
What I want to know from you is . . . what do you want to see on this blog? What questions do you have about building your art business? Be as specific as you can. I don’t like writing or sharing “mushy” posts.
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“Art viewing is nothing if not a connection between two minds, in my opinion.”
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An artist said to me: “I often don’t like my work until a year or more later. Maybe I’m too close to it.”
I always thought that an artist’s most recent work was her favorite, but I guess that’s not necessarily true. Are you more critical of recent work and grow to like it more as time goes on?
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Have you ever used a material that you could no longer get a hold of?
What would you do if they stopped making a certain kind of paint, paper, dye, glaze?
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Have you ever shown at a venue that broke or damaged one of your artworks and didn’t offer to remunerate you for the loss? What did you do?
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Do you think your municipal, county, and state art agencies (councils, commissions) do enough to support local artists? What more could they be doing?
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When do you decide it’s time to give up on a piece and recycle its components?
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From the video posted on this art:21 post, artist Robert Irwin says, “The role of art is to, in a sense, bring you to a point where you’re aware.” Discuss.
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