Welcome to our premier, the release of the first edition of Art Exposed, the online magazine by, for, and about the artists of NakedGenius. I’m Dawn, your hostess for this gala event.

This week, our articles include:

• Double Success by NakedGenius Artists Nick and Ed! by NakedGenius Staff
• NakedGenius Seed by Revad
• Judging Images as Successful by Nick Fuller
• A New Line of Work by Edward Kinnally
• An Inspiring Canadian by J. Gracey Stinson
• Scarlet’s Decision by Stacy Lee
• Sneak Peek - Male Images by Tim Stringer
• Alternate Spectrum by Daniel Kazor
• Atonal Comp by DLKeur

Double Success by NakedGenius Artists Nick and Ed!

Moth by Nick Fuller, fine art photographer

Sinuosity #1 by Edward Kinnally, fine artist

Two NakedGenius artists concurrently made the featured art section of the Imagekind home page on Wednesday, 30th July 2008.

The Imagekind home page features… READ MORE

NakedGenius Seed by Revad NakedGenius Seed by Revad To commemorate the forming of the Naked Genius… READ MORE		Judging Images as Successful by Nick Fuller How does one know if an image is successful? How do you define… READ MORE
A New Line of Work by Edward Kinnally It won’t be too long before some of my “Design Art by Kinnally” creations hit the market. They will be… READ MORE		An Inspiring Canadian by J. Gracey Stinson One of the “people” I often turn to when I need an inspirational boost is… READ MORE
Scarlet’s Decision by Stacy Lee Scarlet’s Decision came to me in the midst of a whirlwind. I could not get… READ MORE		Sneak Peek - Male Images by Tim Stringer For the last several months I’ve been working on a book featuring my male figures… READ MORE
Alternate Spectrum by Daniel Kazor I always like to try and see the world from different perspectives. With photography I can change… READ MORE		Atonal Comp by DLKeur Sheen. Reflecting liquidity. Is it rancid? Is it… READ MORE

ARTWORTHY, an editorial by this week’s Art Exposed editor, DLKeur

Herding a bunch of artists is a lot like trying to herd cats — impossible. However, cats who smell something delicious…like catnip…quickly perk ears. Eyes alight, whiskers twitch, and beware to them who holds the bait.

Instead of the beckoner holding the cards, the tables are, at once, turned. The beckoner becomes the hunted, and the would-be beckoned, the hunters, swiftly running down their quarry and cornering it. So began this magazine, with me scrambling to get it up and running in time, on time.

…But it worked. The cats did herd…in a manner of speaking. It’s just me caught in the holding pen with them sitting smugly all around the outside with satisfied grins.

Oh, yes. Did I mention the fate of the catnip? Devoured.