Pablo Picasso's Guernica displays the human condition by demonstarting war and it's negative effects on people and their lives.
Monday, November 30, 2009
Human Behavior: Rebellion.
Sunday, November 29, 2009
My photographic eye.
I love this blog.
Wish jar! Explorations of the familiar.
Written by Keri Smith.
She's an artist and blogs her art, which is all pretty unique. She also has interesting and random opinions about everything. She has this neat list of 100 things to do everyday, especially if you have an art journal.
I like:
27. Read a story out loud to a friend. Cause even though I'm grown and in college, sometimes I and my best friend since elementary school tell each other bedtime stories.
Click!
http://www.kerismith.com/blog/
Ugh. Catharsis. Now.
Cold Mountain is definitely a work of art.
A father and a daughter arrive in Cold Mountain, a small town in North Carolina. Inman meets Ada and they instantly like each other, though they speak little. At his first chance to fight in the war between the North and the South, Inman kisses Ada and leaves. The war lasts for 3 long years. The South has lost, and the soldiers who try to return are considered traitors and are ordered to be killed. Inman tries his hardest to return to Ada, but he is considered a traitor and is killed almost immediately after he is reunited with Ada.
Coupled with the love story is the beautiful soundtrack and the setting of the Blue Ridge mountains.
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