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Monthly Archives: December 2015
2015 in review
The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2015 annual report for this blog. Here’s an excerpt: A New York City subway train holds 1,200 people. This blog was viewed about 5,900 times in 2015. If it were a NYC subway … Continue reading
Severin’s Choice: Michal Trpk
An overhelming testament of the human condition An outstanding member of the Archetypal Expressionism Group, Michal Trpk is one of the best international young artist of the XXIth century, a visual artist with a fresh and moving vision, guided by … Continue reading
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Tagged archetypal expressionism group, Art in the City, Brâncuşi, Czech Artists, Michal Trpk
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Severin’s Choice: Ciprian Udrescu
Texts about the artist: “Ciprian Udrescu searches thoroughly and graphically interrogates anything: horses, insects or space creatures, streets and roofs, studio corners and his own person. He places himself in a permanent state of capturing a significant vision out of … Continue reading
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Tagged Anca Negescu, Artfooly, Aurelia Mocanu, Ciprian Udrescu, Stela Lie, Young Romanian Artists
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Severin’s Choice: Harriette Lawler
“String Band” series by Harriette Lawler: Music is communication that crosses the fabricated or artificial divisions of nations and ethnic groups. My “String Band” series of abstracted string instruments is a tribute to the harmony, beauty, and joy that music … Continue reading
Severin’s Choice: Gabriela Cristu
A brief statement of my work It always was the human being that inspired me. EVERYTHING happens around it and I love to discover its magic, to draw in scapes, a feeling or a message, to cap-ture what cannot be … Continue reading
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Tagged Brukenthal, Bucharest, Edit Andras, Else Janssen, Gabriela Cristu, romanian art, tapestry
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LOCATING IN THE PAST, THE SICKNESS OF THE PRESENT
“. . . I hope to expose both the moral horror and criminal injustices of the age and to speak to their persistence in our own.” CONSTANTIN SEVERIN’S INTERVIEW WITH NORMAN LOCK CONSTANTIN SEVERIN: Can we start with the beginning? … Continue reading
Posted in archetypal expressionism, Literature
Tagged American Meteor, American Novel, archetypal expressionism, archetypal expressionism group, Bellevue Literary Press, Brâncuşi, Carol Edwards, Erika Goldman, Ionesco, Klee, Norman Lock, Text and Time 80, The Boy in His Winter, The Paris Review, The Port-Wine Stain, The Third Language, Walt Whitman
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The Alchemical City 