On the first Thanksgiving the settlers who had endured so much, but triumphantly survived, and even had a harvest (with much help from their neighbors, the Native Americans), gave thanks with a communal meal.
We give thanks when we are grateful—when we feel blessed.
My video, “Painting with the Big Bang of Genesis” won the top prize from Ulpan Or’s Facebook contest. The contest asked contestants to answer the question, “Why I love Hebrew”.
This week the work on more Essence Portraits of flowers continued. While we underwent a last gasp from winter outside, inside my focus is on spring, even summer, creating images of roses.
“What’s in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet;” is said by Juliet in Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. Our names do tend to define us, or at least present us to others. Names can be understood as a kind of word portrait of who we are.
The basic theology that Post Conceptual UnGraven Image Art theory is founded upon is absolutely held by all branches and denominations of Christians and Jews. Since Christianity is born from Judaism and Jesus and all of his disciples were Jewish, the two religions agree and share certain core theology.
Thanksgiving Blessings
On the first Thanksgiving the settlers who had endured so much, but triumphantly survived, and even had a harvest (with much help from their neighbors, the Native Americans), gave thanks with a communal meal.
Read MoreWe give thanks when we are grateful—when we feel blessed.
Post Conceptual Art Video Wins Award from Ulpan Or!
My video, “Painting with the Big Bang of Genesis” won the top prize from Ulpan Or’s Facebook contest. The contest asked contestants to answer the question, “Why I love Hebrew”.
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This week the work on more Essence Portraits of flowers continued. While we underwent a last gasp from winter outside, inside my focus is on spring, even summer, creating images of roses.
Read MoreA Rose By Any Other Name
“What’s in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet;” is said by Juliet in Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. Our names do tend to define us, or at least present us to others. Names can be understood as a kind of word portrait of who we are.
Read MoreChristian and Jewish Theological Basis of Post Conceptual UnGraven Image Art
The basic theology that Post Conceptual UnGraven Image Art theory is founded upon is absolutely held by all branches and denominations of Christians and Jews. Since Christianity is born from Judaism and Jesus and all of his disciples were Jewish, the two religions agree and share certain core theology.
Read MorePainting with the Big Bang of Genesis
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