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Cool Artists of the Week


Patrick McGrath Muniz
http://www.mindysolomon.com/artists/index.php?artist=Patrick%20McGrath%20Muniz



Hiroshi Senju
I saw this work at Art Basel
Huge florescent paintings
http://www.hiroshisenju.com/



Peter Doig
http://www.victoria-miro.com/artists/_30/



Linda Stojak
http://www.stephenhallergallery.com/artists/stojak/index.html



El Anatsui
Very cool
http://www.jackshainman.com/artist-image62.html





ArtServe Thursday Class


Goodbye my dear friends!
We will draw conflicting elements and discuss the power in their placement.
Then - off to lunch!
It has been my pleasure to have you in my class.
Thank you for all of your support.


I have decided that this will be the last of these classes
My schedule has eaten me up - drained my studio time.


We will keep in touch.


Here is the link I promised about the high school golden mean art.
Very interesting.


http://www.goldenmeanart.com/



I went to see "The Kings Speech" this weekend
Each scene followed the golden mean. 
Notice how the screen has been composed-
someone sketches each shot!


See you next week!

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