“Poetry makes nothing happen; but human beings can make poetry happen… perceiving and imagining, they can move into an unexpected light”. -Greene, May 1980
Try "Layering Lines," Studio NYC's new lesson inspired by the art process of @JulieMehretu. Draw in a new way! Use your entire body. The #free lesson is available: https://t.co/InNWEzlYx9. Studio NYC thanks Julie Mehretu and @MarianGoodman for their support. #artmatters#arted
John Singer Sargent, El Jaleo
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“We need to hold in mind somehow that many works of art (wherever they come from) address themselves to human freedom-meaning the capacity to choose and (we would hope) the power to act in a changing world.” -Greene, 2001 p.
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“You have come not simply to hear and see but to interpret. To her sounds as a rhythmic pulsation., to see lines and shapes as sensuous form. To attend to an actor’s staggering walk as a saying, or perhaps a cry of despair.”
-Greene 2001, p. 73
“You have come not simply to hear and see but to interpret. To her sounds as a rhythmic pulsation., to see lines and shapes as sensuous form. To attend to an actor’s staggering walk as a saying, or perhaps a cry of despair.”
-Greene 2001, p. 73”
In our new field guide, you will find plants from our #PaintingEdo exhibition paired with their counterparts at the Arnold Arboretum! Free to download and print or use digitally. #PlantingEdo https://t.co/pnvFAn6tyU
"When I'm starting with their excellence & not what society is saying is their deficit, that is a very different start of the school year, a very different way to read data...starting with what they do well." @RuizSealey Learn more at https://t.co/r0zlUAHBHe