ART 1/5 | Neonaissance: Creativity as conditioned emergenceNeonaissance: Creativity as Conditioned Emergence Or How to Surf the Rising AI Tsunami Creativity has long been defined as the act of producing something new or no...Read the Full Post »
ART 2/5 | Ecotonal Transitions within the ArterroirEcotonal Transitions within the Arterroir Gregory A McCullough John Berger describes Max Raphael’s theory of art as “an interplay, an equation of three factors: the...Read the Full Post »
ART 3/5 | Sustained reciprocityArt as an oriented threshold Sustained reciprocity GAMcCullough In ecology, e cotones are considered to be a geo-zone where at least two eco-systems overlap. ¹ This ‘...Read the Full Post »
ART 4/5 | Beyond Art's thresholdBeyond art’s threshold: From Disclosure to Love GAMcCullough “ No man is an island entire of itself… ” Although this was penned by J Donne in the 1600s, in a larg...Read the Full Post »
ART 5/5 | L'Ouevre : What great art aspires to.L’oeuvre What great art aspires to. GAMcCullough 2026 Assuredly there are greater and lesser artworks. Beyond a mastery of mediums, content, and even provenance, s...Read the Full Post »
Of Graven Images & IdolsThou shalt not make unto thee any graven image, or any likeness of any thing that is in heaven above, or that is in the earth beneath, or that is in the water under earth...Read the Full Post »
Arterroir: Culture (1/6)Let's elucidate the idea of art and terroir. The idea of art being like wine in that it embodies a sense of place and time. (And likely something more such as the artist'...Read the Full Post »
Arterroir: Edges (2/6)Let’s explore how Creative expressions’ Arterroir is an extrapolation of the cultural touchstones and a leap into the unknown, not too unlike that of mimicry being a foun...Read the Full Post »
Arterroir : Virtuoso (3/6)Continuing with the idea of Arterroir... Technological innovation appears to thrive when differing concepts are juxtaposed. Almost like how it is at the biomes perimeter...Read the Full Post »
Arterroir : Connisseur (4/6)It makes one wonder, if art galleries were part of that nurturing of the connoisseurs' receptivity, what of the rise of the www wherein its hallmark is the minimization o...Read the Full Post »
Arterroir : Galleries (5/6)Would you like me to sketch what such a “digital gallery pedagogy of connoisseurship” might look like—almost like a curriculum of receptivity in the age of the web? Defi...Read the Full Post »
Arterroir: Recap (6/6)There is lots here to mull over here. Is there anything more you think should be added to the idea of Arterroirs and the cultural mileux? ChatGPT said: I’m glad you’ve...Read the Full Post »
101 Deweguns painting chapter (My part 2 of chapter 2)Mid-week, we set forth on this uncertain venture, heading downtown to collect a Dewegun waiting for its surface visual. Our spirits lifted with anticipation. we arrived a...Read the Full Post »
101 Deweguns (My part 1 of Chapter 2)Let's chat about your invitation to participate in the 101 Deweguns: A Living Hearts Legacy project of Reconciliation. How did you feel when you first heard about being i...Read the Full Post »
Juxtaposed attention: Normalizing the disruptive.In Jon Young’s ‘What the Robin knows” he eloquently describes how virtually all animals in a given habitat listen and respond to each others signals of significant distre...Read the Full Post »
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