Hi Dear Renée :))
Well...my Spanish is not also very good, but my Portuguese is perfect.... rsrsrs :))
A BOOK ABOUT DEATH
“A Book About Death” is a collaborative project conceived by american artist Matthew Rose for the Emily…
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Most of my work is put together like a painted collage. I choose images that do not sit together in reality. The earlier work I painted from pictures to rediscover painting again after 15 years of not doing so.
Well...my Spanish is not also very good, but my Portuguese is perfect.... rsrsrs :))
A BOOK ABOUT DEATH
“A Book About Death” is a collaborative project conceived by american artist Matthew Rose for the Emily Harvey Foundation in New York City, where the original exhibition took place from September 10 – 22, 2009. Approximately 500 artists contributed 500 artworks in the form of post cards of varying sizes each created from works made especially to create an unbound book about death.
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The exhibition paid special homenage to Ray Johnson (1927-1995), a highly influential figure in contemporary American art, a formidable collage artist and long acknowledged as the “Father of Mail Art” with his creation of a network, The New York Correspondence School. The exhibition also paid homage and celebrated the life of Emily Harvey (1941-2004), the late art dealer who tirelessly promoted Fluxus artist and whose Foundation generously supported the project.
The exhibition opened with a packed house, and a line snaking up Broadway more than 500 people long waiting to get in the doors to make
their own book. Since then, the exhibition has traveled to the Otis College of Art and Design in LA, The River Mill Art Gallery in New Jersey, The Mobius Gallery in Boston, MA, The Queens Museum in Queens, NY, The Sexta Literary Arts Festival in Tijuana in Mexico, as well as smaller galleries and schools in Louisiana, Wisconsin and Long Island. Complete sets of “A Book About Death have entered into the permanent collections of the Museum of Modern Art (Library), and the LA County Museum of Art Research Library.
hello!
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thanks for checking out my store. i'm not sure why it appeared that way when you viewed it...... here are some direct links:
main store:
http://www.friskeemedia.com/joshheilaman/store
painting store:
http://www.friskeemedia.com/joshheilaman/store/paintings
illustration store:
http://www.friskeemedia.com/joshheilaman/store/illustrations
hopefully, that works!
let me know
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cheers!
-josh
Morning Renee... Thank you, that means a lot! It is an inspiring feeling to know that I was able to make you feel, see normality in the world as extreme objects of beauty. Please keep on going with your art too - I see that you have an impressionist - Seurat feel, with an hidden truths - I like that.
Hi Renée,
thank you very much for your kind comment!
My English is something like worst case szenario, but I do my best.
Greetings from Stuttgart,
Everytime the right ideas.
Jan