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Awesome! — JeanMarie Chapman
Barry – OMG, is that beautiful!!!!!!! I can’t imagine what the real McCoy looks like. –Dave Dutton
Wow – fabulous. –A.D.Cook
Absolutely gorgeous! –Debbie Smith
At first I thought your studio was on fire, then I realized IT IS! –Kathy Reynolds
You are fabulous… GORGEOUS paintings… breathtaking!!! with heart and love, –Lynn
honey dripping delicious. golden inspired valley swimming scattered dragonflies zipping by and around inner glow, inner beauty. Natural. mmmmmmm – Karen
I do not include art picks in my investment advice, but if I were to do so, Barry Mack’s work would be at the top of my list! I highly recommend that you become familiar with his extraordinary portfolio of abstract paintings, as I believe time is running out to scoop the art world on this gifted artist. Barry paints not only with acrylics, but with light. Light for Barry is a medium in itself. In person, each canvas is like several living paintings in one, as the light picks up and reflects nuances of color and energy in the surrounding space. I don’t feel as though I am simply viewing a painting, but rather that I am part of the living, creative energy that animates his images. Somehow Barr…
It’s so huge. The art that you make, the effort that goes into it. The goal I guess. It’s something really really big. Whether you ever made a piece of art in your life… your intention and your ideas are inspiring in themselves. Your will to create is enormous. And that doesn’t just say something about you and your ambition, which I find to be so motivating… it says something about what else is out there. What else is making up this universe, this reality… and even more than this reality. I am incredibly happy that you do this. That this is all part of you. Knowing you feels very very lucky. –Sarah S.
I have two of Barry’s paintings…I picked them not only for their beauty, but for the way they make me feel. Looking into his works puts me at peace, in a world that seems to always want to do the opposite to people! Barry’s personality is reflected in his art, and it’s readily apparent that this artist views the world’s light through a beautiful, peaceful lens.Every day, I enjoy a slice of what it must be to see as he does. His works attracted me immediately, as I love his play between darkness and light. –Leah Kando
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Describe how “Mining the Museum” challenges ways that Neoclassical period artist portrayed this period?
Question by : Describe how “Mining the Museum” challenges ways that Neoclassical period artist portrayed this period?
use examples of painting, sculptures, architecture, ect..anything
Such was the case with “Mining the Museum,” Fred Wilson’s popular, influential and long-running installation this past season at the Maryland Historical Society (MHS) in Baltimore. A political activist and installation artist, Wilson takes social justice as his subject and museology as his medium. In the 1970s, he supported himself as a free-lance museum educator at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the American Museum of Natural History and the American Crafts Museum. Building on his insider’s skills… Continue reading
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Tagged Artist, challenges, describe., Mining, Museum, Neoclassical, period, portrayed, that, This, ways
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what is “tea-toned gelatin silver print” in photography? What is the process to achieve this?
Question by cwrenn_6698: what is “tea-toned gelatin silver print” in photography? What is the process to achieve this?
Need info soon for art project. Thanks
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Answer by moore850A tea-toned gelatin silver print is a type of photograph made with silver bromide/chloride photo paper and literally dipped in tea, where the final color is a monochrome of browns that looks something like the color of tea, rather than shades of gray. Here are some links on the process and how/where to get the paper.
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Tagged Achieve, gelatin, Photography, print, Process, Silver, teatoned, This, What
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