lol I wrote it wrong.. It's Claes Oldenburg the pop art sculptor... He did a lot of common household items in a huge scale.

Okay, fixing this lol I wrote Klaus Oldman and I meant Claes Oldenburg lol.

Last one: Warhol's Orange Disaster #5. Can't see it on the image but by number 15 the print starts losing ink and fading, it's so haunting because you're confronted with this macabre image over and over again. He knew exactly where we were going with being inured to violence as a society.

Saw these ladies when they came to Houston. You're totally right... Most Picassos just... in person, it's a different experience. Saw her in the same exhibit... and I was stunned.

A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte by Georges Seurat. It's massive and the amount of dots in that piece are just wow. However, I had never noticed the reddish frame around it in images. It's so much more intrusive in person. Not my fav part, but as an artist I can empathize.

At a conference listening to Kevin Smith (Clerks, Dogma, etc.) “Your voice is your currency and it doesn’t run out. Life is a diminishing game except when it comes to your voice… it only gets more valuable as time goes on. Spend it like you’re billionaires.” 🥰 #authornation2024