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Where's a place to stand inside of oneself? For painter Anita Wong it's the childhood training she received in Guo Hua Lingnan-style painting. For artist Daniel Hunter, it's connected with the idea of something real. For Dickson Schneider it could be most poignantly located in the exchange with strangers attracted to a piece of art he gives away on the street. [more]
Issue# 33 Jun 2017
A Place To Stand
Table of Contents
A Place to Stand
A Conversation with Anita Wong
Portfolio: Tom Lorio
The Idea of Something Real
A Conversation with Daniel Hunter
Portfolio: Tim Rowan
Art of Living: Free Art
A Conversation with Dickson Schneider
A Trip Out West
David Feldman
The Honey Peddler
Ron Hobbs
From Transaction to Trust
Letters, Notes
Indigo Animal
Rue Harrison
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"To be an artist is not a matter of making paintings or objects at all. What we are really dealing with is our state of consciousness and the shape of our perception... The act of art is a tool for extended consciousness." --Robert Irwin
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