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Nominalism: The Engine of Lies
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Graduates of the Laguna College of Art and Design (LCAD) presented their final culminating artworks during a July 1 exhibition. LCAD is ...
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In the painting “Patient Observer,” an American barn owl has been captured gracefully stretching out its wing, revealing ...
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Churchill, Reagan, and Trump, and the Perception of Evil
Commentary Over the course of history, and more emphatically, recent history, nations, in particular democracies, swing on the ...
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Portraitist Sandra Kuck’s Romantic Realism
Sandra Kuck's paintings are rich in detail, and take several months to complete. "Yin and Yang" took half ...
November 8, 2019
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Ideas DO Have Consequences—Revisiting Richard Weaver’s Classic
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Norwegian Artist’s Finely Tuned Still Lifes Engage the Viewer
BERGEN, Norway—Norwegian artist Atle Skudal’s paintings capture significant moments in people’s lives. He often includes objects that are ...
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What modernists have done has been to aid and abet the destruction of the only universal language by ...
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Why Realism? Part 9: Dignity and Democracy
Jean-Jacques Rousseau cried out at the beginning of his landmark work “The Social Contract”: “Man is born free, ...
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Why Realism? Part 8: Realism as Torchbearer for Humanity
So let us look at what was actually being done by academic artists of the late 19th century. ...
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Why Realism? Part 2: The Non-Language of Modernism
Modern art has taught us that it’s a lie to create an illusion of three dimensions in a ...
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Thinking about the theme of building on the classics, I’ve concluded that nothing could be more appropriate than ...
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