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Blink first, you lose! Exhibition of works by Renata Shussheim, Centro Cultural Recoleta, Buenos Aires, 2023. (kevincarrelfooter.com)

In the Land of Make-Believe

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Blink first, you lose (Photo by KCF, Buenos Aires, 2023) Listen: I went on a date the other night, an artist date.  Anyone familiar with Julia Cameron’s “The Artist’s Way” (and if you are an artist of any ilk, aspiring or otherwise, you should be) knows the concept of the artist date: “The Artist Date,” […]

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2 responses to “In the Land of Make-Believe”

  1. Silvia Biasioli Avatar
    Silvia Biasioli

    Lovely, Kevin, full of content about so many themes. It is so pleasant to read your epiphanies, an artist ‘s look at other expressions of art.

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  2. Susan Rogers Avatar
    Susan Rogers

    Your epiphanies, which embrace the nearly infinite variety of human experience, show us how you labor to perfect the work of art our life may be with the help of your artist’s eye: details that remind us of our capacity to create a world. Thank you for sharing yours, so vibrant.

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