Art Exposed, Vol 1-7, Sept 15, 2008
Welcome to Issue number 7 ofArt Exposedthe online magazine by, for and about the artists of NakedGenius. |
This week’s editor: Nick Fuller; Managing Editor: DLKeur; Publisher: NakedGenius.com |
| Blocks Of Color by StacyLee | ||
 Sometimes in art, the most simplest of ideas are the most effective. What about combining bits and pieces of many of one artist’s works together into one piece? That’s exactly what Stacy Lee MORE… |
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| Five Years Ago and Today; a Naked Genius Artist by Edward Kinally | ||
 Five years ago artist Edward Kinnally was marketing electroluminescent lamps (think Timex “Indiglo”) to much of the the U.S. automotive market. An example of this effort can be found in the Machine Design article, “Low-power backlighting“, written by Ed and a co-worker. Having held various postitions within the company, Ed had an opportunity to give presentations at MORE… |
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| The Ashes and Snow Project | ||
| Ashes and Snow, the child of Gregory Colbert, is one of the most inspiring and beautiful art/photography/video projects ever envisaged. A “real” physical art project accompanied by an incredibly well designed website, Ashes and Snow maintains an unrivalled……………Canadian born, Gregory Colbert, began the project in 1992 to explore the relationship between animals and man. After 10 years he launched a show/exhibition for the project in Venice, Italy, the biggest ever seen in that country. Since then, it has moved to different venues around the world MORE… | ||
| Rose Within by Tim Stringer | ||
 There is a story in Kabbalah about a beggar who moves to a new town and quickly runs afoul of a local who doesn’t think much of beggars. Wisely the beggar learns to avoid the man. The story goes on to tell that in the following weeks the beggar gains an anonymous benefactor who every week provides him with just the amount of money MORE.. |
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| Forgetting Myself by D. L. Keur | ||
 Swirls of color move under my hand and my mind moves with them, shifting focus, dwelling in the moment by moment changes…feeling. I drift away from any awareness of “me,” entering a timeless perpetua that doesn’t recognize any semblence of “me”. MORE… |
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| The Art of Naked Genius | Revad’s Pages | ||
 When asked to contribute to the Naked Genius book: The Art of Naked Genius, I had to decide how best to present my work in book form for the very first time. Selecting images for my contribution proved to be, at first, very difficult. Of course, I could have picked my favourites or, as I am prone to do in such circumstances, turn to random.org to give me a random selection from a numbered set. MORE… |
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| Fluid by Daniel Kazor | ||
 Going through some of my latest shots I realized that one of my favorite subjects seems to be water. This got me to thinking why this might be, what makes water such a alluring subject? I could come up with many reasons, but three jump to mind MORE… |
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| Photography for Beginners by Gracey Stinson | ||
 Here’s the point for beginner’s in this article - just because you don’t have professional equipment at the moment doesn’t mean you can’t make some great shots for yourself and your family, and progress at your own pace to a more professional realm. MORE… |
| Editor’s Picks | ||
 Cliff Ribbon by DLKeur |
 Quicksilver Reflection by JadeGreenImage |
 Gateway by Edward Kinnally |
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Marigold by Revad |
 Steam Clock by Daniel Kazor |
 The North Wind by StacyLee |
 Pieces in Time by Gracey |
 Cedar Hill by Tim Stringer |
 The Art Of Naked Genius The Book |
