Follow this link to the PDF about Henry Thoreau’s Moonlight book:
thoreau moonlight 12, 16, 18 final
Marianne North, on her Paintings
Follow this link to the PDF about Marianne North: left click on blue link below then left click on link to pdf below that.
Marilyn Szalay (1950-2012) Drawings
If you want to look at Lynn’s drawings and art, click on the link below.
Link to her drawings
I wrote the section called “About Lynn”:
About Lynn
Babies, Kids and Haiku
(Note: at the bottom of this page can be found Introductory Remarks. It is a short essay on how this society is unfair to children and why. If you wish, skip down to Introductory Remarks at the end of this page below.
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Babies and Kids
I learned from birds and animals that the best thing in life is having babies. Bison, Elephants, Whales and Ants as well as Deer have babies, and so do Redbirds and Orioles and every other species. Life is babies and they are too taken for granted, made fun of or disparaged by men, who seem to think they were not born too. Having children has changed me in profound ways.
The process of birthing is amazing, and though for a time, if one births in a hospital, one abdicates control to nurses and doctors, they are really not in control. They only act as if they are. They offer a margin of safety, but I could see the baby was in control, something in the mothers body decides with the baby that birth will be now, and no one really understands how that happens exactly.
Yes, the babies changed my life in huge ways, and my thinking. When my daughter was born I saw this happen right away and it has never stopped, 15 years on now. The second child divided me somewhat, — for instance, how do I teach them both at the same time? But he is as amazing as the first.
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Historical Delusions In Religions and Modernist Ideologies
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Historical Delusions in Religions and Modernist Ideologies
Book 1: The Political Nature of the Religions
Book 2 The Paranoid Fictions of Guenon and Followers
Book 3: Persistent Illusions
“Staying Amazed”: Universal Realism and the Science of Seeing
To see this art exhibit as a PDF , follow this by clicking here:
My trilogy, collectively called Persistant Fictions, also contains a few essays on art. I situate art history with a wide cultural and historical context. Some of this is in the following exhibit, but much more is in the essays on Praxiteles: “Misuses of Scholarship in the Making of the Myth” and “Beyond the Dead End of Traditional and (Post)/Modernist Aesthetics”
See also my Blog which contains many essays on my art and that of others. Here:
https://markkoslowspaintingsthoughtandnature.wordpress.com/Staying Amazed- Final
Doing Drawings at the Cleveland Museum of Art
The notion of Mastery has several definitions in the dictionary. One evokes the idea of slavery, serfs and peasants, as well as the corresponding overlord, conqueror, monarch or or suzerain– the ‘Master’, precisely… Continue reading “Doing Drawings at the Cleveland Museum of Art”
