Some simple thoughts on being a painter by artist/author Roger Bansemer.
Wednesday, October 18, 2006
An honored place for something you wouldn't really want.
I have often wondered why people will hang a painting in a prominent place in their home depicting something they consider unsightly when viewed in real life and would find objectionable if it were on their own property or in their neighbors yard. For instance a rusted tractor or a beat up shrimp boat; not something you want next door. We put these images in a place of honor in the home but choose only to be associated with them from afar. Art often reaches people in ways that real life cannot.
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