Monthly Archives: September 2010

Is Abstract Art More Difficult?

Posted on September 23, 2010 by Michael D. Smith

Why does abstract art seem more difficult to me than does representational art?  Abstract would seem to be play, and sometimes in fact it’s easy play.  But the easy gifts are just that, gifts.  The gifts are welcome to an artist, … Continue reading →

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Case 9 of the New Fritening Experiences: Attack of the Taoists!

Posted on September 5, 2010 by Michael D. Smith

The following is offered in homage to my literary beginnings as a fifth grade science fiction author of such works as “February 11, 1971, DOOMSDAY,” “Blast-Off to Eternity,” “MONSTERVILLE, U.S.A.,” and “Journey to the Center of the Sun.”  “Fritening Experiences” … Continue reading →

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