This is the 1956 painting titled, “Behold Thy Son,” by David C. Driskell. The title of the painting comes from a Bible quote, from John, Chapter 19, verse 26. “When Jesus therefore saw his mother, and the disciple standing by, whom he loved, he saith unto his mother, ‘Woman, behold thy son!’” This work wasContinue reading “David Driskell: Part I”
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Driskell’s “Jazz Singer (Lady of Leisure, Fox) Discussion w/ ElleBeah
This episode is a little different. I consider it a “pre-episode” episode. It’s more like an introduction into the work of David Driskell, the artist I’ll be covering next on The Whole Art Nebula. In this, I discuss his work titled, “Jazz Singer (Lady of Leisure, Fox)” with my good friend ElleBeah. This is justContinue reading “Driskell’s “Jazz Singer (Lady of Leisure, Fox) Discussion w/ ElleBeah”
Ed Clark: The Innovator
The Football Game, 1952 – Nicolas de Staël Untitled 1952, Paris – Ed Clark The Big Egg, 1968 – Ed Clark I’d like to first start off by saying, in my initial research about the life of Ed Clark, there wasn’t a whole lot online about his personal background, such as family, childhood and soContinue reading “Ed Clark: The Innovator”
Episode 3 Season 1: Frank J. Brown – Another Day…
The sculpture is not very big. It measures 12 and a quarter inches by 11 and a half by 11 and a half. It’s an intertwined press of people around a structure, brown arms, legs and heads – frantically climbing on top of each other to get to the top – as if their livesContinue reading “Episode 3 Season 1: Frank J. Brown – Another Day…”
Episode 2 Season 1: Emma Amos – Through Time and Space
The canvas is bordered by what looks to be kente cloth. Against a bright blue background with slashes of yellow and strokes of black, a man in blue and white plaid pants – fear in his eyes – embraces a woman in a red and white plaid dress. She’s looked down – clearly distressed. NotContinue reading “Episode 2 Season 1: Emma Amos – Through Time and Space”
Episode 1 Season 1: Your Host is an Artist
It’s been a while, but do you remember how resourceful I tried to be as a broke teenager? You remember how I wanted to paint like Bob Ross, but didn’t have any money for supplies? How I could only afford two colors, so I chose black and white? I did a lot of those paintings. Continue reading “Episode 1 Season 1: Your Host is an Artist”
