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Homo Collectus
In meandering among and along the hills and their back routes, I've strayed across many a country auction, tractors, row upon row, engines chugging in rhythm to their pro...
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Triangulation and pointing
It is said that butterflies come into the world, one generation at a time. Each solar cycle the whole species learns anew and discovers its' world without the guiding hel...
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Commonalities and distinctions
Some art series are evident, others themes develop over time, accumulating weight with age. Sometimes these themes are woven into pan-themes for lack of a better term. Th...
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The paintings never finished
Maybe paintings are never done, the painter just stops seeing for a time? © GAMcCullough 2012
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Derivatives and reflections
I rarely can take a studio photograph of a painting, and have it appear similar to the painting when posted here. I don't have the studio space, nor equipment (lots of po...
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Detroit Red
They say 90 % of communication is non-verbal. Which makes sense if you consider that we need to understand the world around us, which speaks most likely in non verbal lan...
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Seraphim
Often it is the moment of prelude which equals the presence of something of wonder. Five times over the past summer I have literally seen and been at the end of a rainbow...
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Of Algoritithms and law
One of the differences between painting and photography has historically been their concept of time Photography has often been about a moment captured, frozen for eter...
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The spaces between
One of the radical tenets of Christianity is the concept of love. That it is not something one can demand, barter for, nor merit, but only offer and possibly receive. Bea...
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A most radical normalcy Arts evolutionary role in our social lives
Our definition of what it is that defines us as human, seems to have shifted constantly over the ages. From the tool maker to the language speaker. We have a tendency to...
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