12" x 16"acrylic on canvas(2009)
Category: Painting
An Impatientist In Baltimore!
I was knocked to the ground earlier today when I did a Google search for "impatientist" and came across this article about a Baltimore painter who calls himself an "impatientist". Here is the thrust of the column (which is about Baltimore schools): "Raoul Middleman, one of Baltimore's great artists, teachers and raconteurs, calls himself an … Continue reading An Impatientist In Baltimore!
Laclede the Artist
He is at home in this match-book town warmed by the nuclear power brewed out west (though he never calls on it (the gas neither.When he runs out of ice (commonly, I’m afraid he just walks down to the river and hacks off a chunk or two. ‘Sea ice!’ he boasts to guests, ‘Never have a better drink in all your life.’ Sea-hattans he calls … Continue reading Laclede the Artist
Woods
by Joseph Portera
Grass
by Joseph Portera
WSJ #2
23" x 30"Acrylic, felt marker, felt pen, other inks, and pencil on newsprintJanuary & February 2006 by Jack Randallwith help fromR. L. Wisdom Jr.and Aron Potash
WSJ #1
23" x 30"Acrylic, felt marker, felt pen, and other inks on newsprintJanuary 2006
Ray’s Painting 1
9" x 12"
Acrylic on Canvas
January 2006
by Ray Lee Wisdom
Impatientism
A painting need not take a long time to paint. A painting can be done in five minutes. We deny ourselves so much good art if we believe great art must take time. Some time, yes. Fifteen minutes, a half an hour. Or, twenty minutes here, twenty minutes there, one painting a week. If we … Continue reading Impatientism
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