Artist Hideout

March 8th, 2007

Who is where?

I was reading the blog “Southern Byways” this morning and SP Bragg is down at the LSU Art Museum.
I was curious where some other people have gone recently. Tell me about what art museums you’ve visited and experiences you’ve had recently.
 
What’s the best Art Museum you’ve been to? why? I am planning on [...]

By William Lehman -- 1 comment

March 7th, 2007

I’m an approval addict.

I was sitting in Barnes and Noble earlier today and got caught up in a book I was reading, “Overcoming Anxiety for Dummies”.
 
Now at first glance, you might think, “what in the world does that have to do with art?”
I use art much of the time as an outlet for feelings and thoughts. [...]

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March 6th, 2007

Frightening (true) Realization

Death and Taxes
I realized the other day that my father in-law is a licensed thanatologist who now also works for the IRS.

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March 6th, 2007

The Art of Poetry: A First Podcast

Realizing that many poem and literary works have fallen into the public domain over the years, I have contrived an addition to the blog that may become a permanent fixture if there seems to be response to it.
I love to read poetry. From Poe to Scott, and many in between, there is a [...]

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March 5th, 2007

Capturing a moment in time: Infant Bereavement

A friend of mine, Claude Barclay, told me about this free service that a select group of photographers take part in. He is considering joining this himself. To tell you the truth, it was a hard site to visit and view. But the images are captured eloquently and with the motive of healing for the [...]

By William Lehman -- 3 comments

March 3rd, 2007

Arts vs Crafts - The (friendly) debate rages on.

I recently wrote about some different things we were beginning to look at in terms of channel name changes with b5media. Specifically this channel, Arts and Crafts.
It’s been a lively internal debate as well as one that has been in the making from since the title “Arts and Crafts” was first coined.
Tammy Powley [...]

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March 3rd, 2007

A Horse is a Horse of Course (Unless a Horse Can Paint)

Most people remember watching “Mr. Ed” at some time in their life. This horse isn’t Mr. Ed but he can paint. Well, maybe it’s true that anyone can paint if they put their mind to it.
Cholla, a quarter horse seems to enjoy painting. While most of us discover art in school at [...]

By William Lehman -- 2 comments

March 2nd, 2007

Semantics in Art

I’ve been fighting a dilemma over the last few days. It’s why my posts have been a little more infrequent as of late. Quite truthfully, it’s been revealing as it’s been hard.
As channel editor for the Arts and Crafts channel with b5media, I have a certain responsibility for the direction of the channel, [...]

By William Lehman -- 6 comments