Tuesday, January 11, 2011

HOW TO - Writing for artist, from the artist perspective..






 In this reflection, I have come to realize how hard it for me to work the words, yet seemingly easy or better said; comfortable, is emotions/ thoughts to visual works. With this comes the exploration of how to better the process of writing for and about the art from the artist stand point.


Recipe-


The duration of visual information, needs the opportunity of time to come to full fruition of words. For me the creative vortex of energy demands the separation of time, to settle into verbal cortex, and at that point in process allows the words to come. In realizing this you must also except that the world’s instamatic pressure cannot be allowed into the equation. So as a producing, money making artist you must allow your work to speak for its self for a short time. Make it all about you the artist displaying and live with the piece personally. In this it will speak to you successfully, allowing you to express the true identity of your art thru the words.

I am fully aware of how important the world feels about the words. The artist must remember that the creation of work, for us is the only importance. The onlooker will always look for comfort as that is the normal human condition. No 2 people should feel the same about a piece, but the onlooker uses the ease of the words of yours and others to sooth them into acceptance or disapproval of the work.



We as artist should Keep hold of the process of creation.

It is all about the visual outcome.


 Let go of what everyone thinks, feed your art soul!
 – “LIVE your DREAMS, and time shall not be wasted”


-Oleg Moston Said to me every time we parted company.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 


  I reflect on things of art and creation.

Saturday, December 18, 2010

Wishing everyone a Happy Holidays!

 Happy Holidays!

Thank you all for your support, ideas, time, and friendship.

I look forward to sharing in another exceptional year, of art, fun and prosperity.

Happy New Year!

Peace to all-!

Sunday, November 21, 2010

Albany Center Gallery Gala- 2 Marvelous 4 Words

Fun Fun Fun and all to keep a good cause moving forward with the arts.
I decided to take pictures about the shoes and things others would'nt. to add a different perspective to the event. It was really fun and we met some new people. I think next year you should join us..............http://picasaweb.google.com/michellevara09/AlbanyCenterGalleryGala2Marvelous4Words?feat=email#










Thanks for looking!

Saturday, November 20, 2010

The Art and Social event of the year-

Albany Center Gallery Gala- November 20th 6 to 10 pm
“Too Marvelous for Words”

a Benefit for Albany Center Gallery






Honoring William Harris Esq. and Holly Katz.
Sturday November 20th 2010, 6 to 10pm

Les Urbach Lifetime Achievement

at the State Room formerly known as th Dewitt Clinton Hotel Ballroom
142 State Street Albany NY


Tickets avail at the door


Gala Attire, vintage revival
Music by Shayfer James and the Vintage DJ.
Hors d’oeuvres, gourmet carving stations, decadent deserts, select open bar.


Award.http://mvarametalandpaint.com/site/2010/11/albany-center-gallery-gala-november-20th-6-to-10-pm/

Friday, October 29, 2010

The Holiday collection this year is Stainless Steel song birds.

 The small sculptures capture an individual essence of fun, each uniquely individualized, personalities. The song birds are locally handmade of table flatware by artist miChelle M. Vara.
They are reasonably price for that special one of a kind gift.
 Limited quantity available.