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“Mainstream publishers don’t care about sharing knowledge, increasing intellect, or producing beautiful art; they focus on what the author looks like and how they identify far more than the quality of the content.”

Book:Reclaiming Femininity: Saving Women's Traditions & Our Future

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“Kitsch The blank page awaits the tender touch of ink. The blank page cries out for words in sync. But the brush shivers, dreads the slip. One awry stroke, the page might rip. A melodic flow or a mistaken rhyme? Empty spaces leave room for crime. None can predict what art turns out to be. “The blank page” to an artist is what you are to me.”

Art Philosophy

Author:Milenna Emmanuel

“Art puts me trough life and trough art I see life.”

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Author:Laura Chouette

“Those of us who embrace the feminine know its strength.”

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Author:Betsy Cornwell

“What would happen to his self in the moment of complete metamorphosis? When Lewis, the actor, became a great white shark, the character, permanently? Was Lewis's disease an art form?”

Art Disease Transformation Questions Metamorphosis

Book:Shark Heart

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“Are we all just actors, performing some unbound art form for God, the audience of space?”

Art God Performance

Book:Shark Heart

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“Toch zijn er mensen die in die logica − dus dat je je concentreert op de meest futiele details zoals stof op een bureau of vliegenpoepjes op een schilderij − de enige manier zien om de waarheid te doorgronden. Misschien zien ze het zelfs als het definitieve bewijs van die waarheid. Er zijn kunsthistorici die dat beweren. Goed, zij beweren weliswaar niet dat ze vliegenpoepjes op een schilderij zien, maar wel dat ze, als ze bijvoorbeeld moeten bepalen of een schilderij echt is of niet, enkel kijken naar de minst belangrijke details. In hun visie richten kunstvervalsers zich op de hoofdkenmerken, zoals de ronde vorm van een gezicht, of een lichaamshouding, die ze vervolgens perfect nabootsen. Maar ze kijken zelden naar de kleine, marginale details, zoals oorbellen, of de nagels van vingers of tenen. Daardoor slagen ze er niet in het kunstwerk in al zijn facetten te reproduceren. Anderen beweren, op basis van hetzelfde idee, dat je een voorval of een object precies kunt reconstrueren, zelfs als je het niet zelf hebt meegemaakt, simpel door te kijken naar de kleine details die anderen misschien onbelangrijk vinden, zoals dat in oude fabels vaak gebeurt.”

Art Palestine

Book:Minor Detail

Source: Minor Detail

“To live as an artist is a way of being in the world. A way of perceiving. A practice of paying attention. Refining our sensitivity to tune in to the more subtle notes. Looking for what draws us in and what pushes us away. Noticing what feeling tones arise and where they lead. Attuned choice by attuned choice, your entire life is a form of self- expression. You exist as a creative being in a creative universe. A singular work of art.”

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Book:The Creative Act: A Way of Being

Source: The Creative Act: A Way of Being

“Beauty was expected,” Grayson replied. “Technique without artistry is worthless.” He looked down at the remains of the violin he’d destroyed. “Beauty is a lie.”

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Book:The Final Gambit

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“It always seemed to me that if you could get a laugh out of something, that was good, and if you could make life more colorful than it actually was, that was good. So, any artist of individual who worked in those two directions was doing something good.”

Art Artist Laugh Zappa

Author:Frank Zappa

“Longing and elation, anguish and joy — they were all there, sometimes commingling in the same canvas. It was in some ways unsettling, but compelling as well.”

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Author:Neal Shusterman

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