Comments for artbizness http://artbizness.com Art, Poetry, Music and ..um.. Chess T-shirts by Michael L Radcliffe Thu, 15 Mar 2012 09:47:03 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on How I (Nearly) Made It as an Artist (or “What Not To Do”) by Mike http://artbizness.com/how-i-nearly-made-it-as-an-artist-or-what-not-to-do/comment-page-1/#comment-5840 Mike Thu, 15 Mar 2012 09:47:03 +0000 http://artbizness.com/?p=877#comment-5840 Thanks James. Yes, it's a lot of work, but I don't mind rolling up the old sleeves and getting on with it, if I can keep it together. Thanks James. Yes, it’s a lot of work, but I don’t mind rolling up the old sleeves and getting on with it, if I can keep it together.

]]> Comment on How I (Nearly) Made It as an Artist (or “What Not To Do”) by James Peterson http://artbizness.com/how-i-nearly-made-it-as-an-artist-or-what-not-to-do/comment-page-1/#comment-5838 James Peterson Thu, 15 Mar 2012 08:20:07 +0000 http://artbizness.com/?p=877#comment-5838 Fascinating article - I never knew what really goes into an art show. I hope that you get the catharsis you need - it can't have been easy to write, and it takes guts to admit you made mistakes and they had consequences. If only the rest of us were prepared to be so honest both with others and ourselves. Keep plugging on! Fascinating article – I never knew what really goes into an art show. I hope that you get the catharsis you need – it can’t have been easy to write, and it takes guts to admit you made mistakes and they had consequences. If only the rest of us were prepared to be so honest both with others and ourselves. Keep plugging on!

]]> Comment on How I (Nearly) Made It as an Artist (or “What Not To Do”) by Michael Radcliffe http://artbizness.com/how-i-nearly-made-it-as-an-artist-or-what-not-to-do/comment-page-1/#comment-5837 Michael Radcliffe Thu, 15 Mar 2012 07:34:38 +0000 http://artbizness.com/?p=877#comment-5837 Oh, and thanks Steve. You've also been a great supporter over the years. Oh, and thanks Steve. You’ve also been a great supporter over the years.

]]> Comment on How I (Nearly) Made It as an Artist (or “What Not To Do”) by Michael Radcliffe http://artbizness.com/how-i-nearly-made-it-as-an-artist-or-what-not-to-do/comment-page-1/#comment-5836 Michael Radcliffe Thu, 15 Mar 2012 07:33:45 +0000 http://artbizness.com/?p=877#comment-5836 Thank you, Jon. Nice to meet you - I don't believe we've met. :-) Thank you, Jon. Nice to meet you – I don’t believe we’ve met. :-)

]]> Comment on How I (Nearly) Made It as an Artist (or “What Not To Do”) by Jon Wright http://artbizness.com/how-i-nearly-made-it-as-an-artist-or-what-not-to-do/comment-page-1/#comment-5833 Jon Wright Wed, 14 Mar 2012 23:39:23 +0000 http://artbizness.com/?p=877#comment-5833 Thanks for that. Just what I needed to hear. Peace,love and mischief :p Thanks for that. Just what I needed to hear. Peace,love and mischief :p

]]> Comment on How I (Nearly) Made It as an Artist (or “What Not To Do”) by steve http://artbizness.com/how-i-nearly-made-it-as-an-artist-or-what-not-to-do/comment-page-1/#comment-5830 steve Wed, 14 Mar 2012 20:33:38 +0000 http://artbizness.com/?p=877#comment-5830 i love you ... and your mind ... your talent ... your humour ... and the way all of it makes you look quirkily at this world ... thanks for still trying xx i love you … and your mind … your talent … your humour … and the way all of it makes you look quirkily at this world … thanks for still trying xx

]]> Comment on How I (Nearly) Made It as an Artist (or “What Not To Do”) by Michael Radcliffe http://artbizness.com/how-i-nearly-made-it-as-an-artist-or-what-not-to-do/comment-page-1/#comment-5829 Michael Radcliffe Wed, 14 Mar 2012 19:42:29 +0000 http://artbizness.com/?p=877#comment-5829 Thanks, Clare. You've always been a good source of comfort and support when it comes to mental health things. Thanks, Clare. You’ve always been a good source of comfort and support when it comes to mental health things.

]]> Comment on How I (Nearly) Made It as an Artist (or “What Not To Do”) by clare c http://artbizness.com/how-i-nearly-made-it-as-an-artist-or-what-not-to-do/comment-page-1/#comment-5826 clare c Wed, 14 Mar 2012 17:47:14 +0000 http://artbizness.com/?p=877#comment-5826 Very moving article - totally get it and have had it - anxiety and all that. Thank you Very moving article – totally get it and have had it – anxiety and all that. Thank you

]]> Comment on Linocutting and the Cutting Edge by Shana http://artbizness.com/linocutting-and-the-cutting-edge/comment-page-1/#comment-323 Shana Wed, 11 Jan 2012 04:53:23 +0000 http://artbizness.com/?p=457#comment-323 Linocuts don't have to be crafty. I try to use the illustrative connotation and then make work which makes the viewer think. Linocuts don’t have to be crafty. I try to use the illustrative connotation and then make work which makes the viewer think.

]]> Comment on Twitter Art, Conceptualism and a new art form by Daniel Sladen http://artbizness.com/twitter-art-conceptualism-and-a-new-art-form/comment-page-1/#comment-299 Daniel Sladen Thu, 27 Oct 2011 21:04:14 +0000 http://artbizness.com/?p=586#comment-299 Thanks for letting me join in too, I appreciated having my own untitled6 (no bidders yet, obviously the closed elite is really very small). I'll be watching to see where this goes next. There are some ideas to explore by playing with the collision of disposable tweets and deliberately traditional media, e.g. "this tweet will become a work of art when an analogue photo of it is printed in 10x8 format" (how precise an instruction can you embed in the 140 characters?) and it could be taken a step further by setting an iOS twitter client to wake from sleep when a tweet is received, then placing its screen onto photosensitive paper, and waiting to see which tweet becomes an arbitrarily developed physical artwork. A bit of work to get the timings right, and of course it'll be inverted in both colour and orientation, but I might have a go when I'm in the darkroom again next week. Finally, as you've started this, you may become arbiter of the acceptable bounds of a new elite that forms around tweet art. Keep going. Thanks for letting me join in too, I appreciated having my own untitled6 (no bidders yet, obviously the closed elite is really very small).

I’ll be watching to see where this goes next. There are some ideas to explore by playing with the collision of disposable tweets and deliberately traditional media, e.g. “this tweet will become a work of art when an analogue photo of it is printed in 10×8 format” (how precise an instruction can you embed in the 140 characters?) and it could be taken a step further by setting an iOS twitter client to wake from sleep when a tweet is received, then placing its screen onto photosensitive paper, and waiting to see which tweet becomes an arbitrarily developed physical artwork. A bit of work to get the timings right, and of course it’ll be inverted in both colour and orientation, but I might have a go when I’m in the darkroom again next week.

Finally, as you’ve started this, you may become arbiter of the acceptable bounds of a new elite that forms around tweet art.

Keep going.

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