Art work has only a tintering of what it attempts to represent to the artist and to responsive observers.
It does not tell the truth. It is enjoyed or not according to the condition of the observer. We make a response to art. We look. We are happier or more sad, more at peace, more depressed. We may yearn, The cause of that response is not traceable. The response depends on the condition of the viewer.
The above text is from Agnes Martin's collected Writings.
The photos were taken over the last 24 hours. I'm with family.
"There isn't enough art about mothering" Janine Antoni
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ReplyDeleteglad you are enjoying your
family :0)
Your family is lovely, and your moments, treasures. Family can be a challenge and yet...and yet...I know this much: I love mine with my life!
ReplyDeleteThe art of being with family is supreme experience...and the setting--oh--what a fine frame for love.
ReplyDeleteLove you guys so much. Wish we had stayed longer. xoxoxoxoxoxoox
ReplyDeleteThis struck a chord with me: The response depends on the condition of the viewer, by the succinct Agnes Martin. Enjoy your vacation time with your family, Judy.
ReplyDeletei so agree with Agnes... thank you
ReplyDeleteI love this post Judy......thank you.
ReplyDeleteLovely quotes from Agnes Martin... no, there isn't enough art about family and the way it keeps us all-together... lovely photographs... inspiration for a piece on our children!
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