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An Interview With Barron Claiborne (Part 3)
“I think it’s good to see how other people interpret your work, because usually it’s completely different than you.”
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An Interview with Barron Claiborne (Part 2)
“I usually want it to be beautiful. Whatever that is to me, that’s the thing. I always want my photos to look timeless, so you don’t know when they were taken.”
An Interview with JonOne (Part 3)
“Everybody defines their own way of being an artist. There’s no set rules, what works for you may not necessarily work for me.”
An Interview with JonOne (Part 2)
“I try to express that in my canvas; live life to your fullest. So that’s what I’m trying to do.”
An Interview with JonOne (Part 1)
“I felt like I was an outcast in the spectacle of this big city, and the only way of escaping was to paint.”
How To Buy Art
The paintings that still smelled of fresh oil stick were $1,200 or maybe just an even grand. And Dad and I were in that group of New Yorker insiders, with money to spend, yet none of us, nobody… bought one.
Museum of Graffiti Features Layer Cake’s “Versus Project III”
Whether it be in the art world, or in the real world, cooperation is key to progress and harmony, says Layer Cake.
Nature’s Course: An Interview with John Newsom (Part 5)
“This is about healing. I think ultimately great painting is about healing. Whether it’s yourself or the viewer – and it’s really important to note that a painting doesn’t exist unless it’s got eyes in front of it.”