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Another Suggestion

13
Oct 2012
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Dappled Things, a little magazine that I think showed up on this blog when Andrew Smith’s work was in it, features another artist that might be familiar.  It’s worth a look.

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Art and Narrative

14
Feb 2012
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Dear Friends, Please take a moment to CLICK HERE to read Dr. James M. Wilson’s article in First Principles, which he states “Address[es] the pressing need for conservatives to make their case in terms of narrative — which is the mother of all the arts” (https://www.frontporchrepublic.com/2009/08/art-and-beauty-against-the-politicized-aesthetic/) The title of the article is “The Treasonous Clerk: […]

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Great Article on angles and curves

24
Aug 2010
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Check out my friend Matthew Taylor’s blog article about lines and geometric forms, he is a great writer and makes some good points about mathematics and its link to divinity. https://tankardandtable.blogspot.com/2008/12/shape-of-things-that-are.html

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