Comments on: but what if it your fine art painting doesn’t last 100 years or more because of the non-traditional methods you used? http://99daz.com/but-what-if-it-your-fine-art-painting-doesnt-last-100-years-or-more-because-of-the-non-traditional-methods-you-used Inspire, be inspired and appreciate. Fine arts modern and from history for us to enjoy. Sat, 13 Mar 2010 03:04:03 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: <img class="monsterid" src="http://99daz.com/dazcox/wp-content/plugins/wp-monsterid/monsterid/ed642d2662b5ba5.png" alt="Tiffany Jones-Toubeaux MonsterID Icon" height="65" width="65"/> Tiffany Jones-Toubeaux http://99daz.com/but-what-if-it-your-fine-art-painting-doesnt-last-100-years-or-more-because-of-the-non-traditional-methods-you-used/comment-page-1#comment-1653 Tiffany Jones-Toubeaux MonsterID Icon Tiffany Jones-Toubeaux Thu, 26 Nov 2009 06:40:51 +0000 http://99daz.com/but-what-if-it-your-fine-art-painting-doesnt-last-100-years-or-more-because-of-the-non-traditional-methods-you-used/#comment-1653 This is a very interesting take on the subject. And I do agree with you. I think that artists obsess too much about the longevity of the art (as you illustrated with points about egg tempera and encaustic). If preservation is an issues museums find a way to preserve them as much as possible. The first photograph is so sensitive to light that no one can see it! And there are many professional artist who make art on or out of trash. Jean Michel-Basquiat transformed trash into treasure, and his last painting @ Sotheby' sold for over 10 million dollars... You've got me thinking now! Btw, I loved that painting you did. It's a very interesting technique. .-= Tiffany Jones-Toubeaux´s last blog ..<a href="http://jrgoddessdesigns.blogspot.com/2009/11/thinking-of-charles-darwinand-fish.html" rel="nofollow">Thinking of Charles Darwin...And fish</a> =-. This is a very interesting take on the subject. And I do agree with you. I think that artists obsess too much about the longevity of the art (as you illustrated with points about egg tempera and encaustic). If preservation is an issues museums find a way to preserve them as much as possible. The first photograph is so sensitive to light that no one can see it! And there are many professional artist who make art on or out of trash. Jean Michel-Basquiat transformed trash into treasure, and his last painting @ Sotheby’ sold for over 10 million dollars…

You’ve got me thinking now! Btw, I loved that painting you did. It’s a very interesting technique.
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]]> By: <img class="monsterid" src="http://99daz.com/dazcox/wp-content/plugins/wp-monsterid/monsterid/649772266dd0202.png" alt="Nanci Hersh MonsterID Icon" height="65" width="65"/> Nanci Hersh http://99daz.com/but-what-if-it-your-fine-art-painting-doesnt-last-100-years-or-more-because-of-the-non-traditional-methods-you-used/comment-page-1#comment-818 Nanci Hersh MonsterID Icon Nanci Hersh Tue, 08 Apr 2008 12:49:26 +0000 http://99daz.com/but-what-if-it-your-fine-art-painting-doesnt-last-100-years-or-more-because-of-the-non-traditional-methods-you-used/#comment-818 Hi....saw your comments posted on my blog- thanks for taking the time to find me (how?) and look at my stuff and respond. I was very excited! I have been doing this sporadically and wasn't sure if anyone was "listening" out there. I like your energy and your immersion in life, art, writing, creating - very inspiring! I am in a funny place these days because I am purging - be it spring cleaning or possibly moving - or my yoga practice - but here I am tossing and giving away stuff and it feels so good to have space around me that I can't quite figure out how to have that space without making more stuff. I know I could do it all virtual or online but that isn't quite the same for me. Anyway Daz, thanks for taking the time- your energy is truly inspiring. I had a friend in Hawaii when I lived there in the 80's and 90's who you remind me of - Joe. Actually he was originally from Jersey too and we would go out in the middle of the night and paint and collage on old abandoned cars that were left all over the place on Oahu's North Shore! Nanci Hi….saw your comments posted on my blog- thanks for taking the time to find me (how?) and look at my stuff and respond.
I was very excited! I have been doing this sporadically and wasn’t sure if anyone was “listening” out there. I like your energy and your immersion in life, art, writing, creating – very inspiring! I am in a funny place these days because I am purging – be it spring cleaning or possibly moving – or my yoga practice – but here I am tossing and giving away stuff and it feels so good to have space around me that I can’t quite figure out how to have that space without making more stuff. I know I could do it all virtual or online but that isn’t quite the same for me.
Anyway Daz, thanks for taking the time- your energy is truly inspiring. I had a friend in Hawaii when I lived there in the 80’s and 90’s who you remind me of – Joe. Actually he was originally from Jersey too and we would go out in the middle of the night and paint and collage on old abandoned cars that were left all over the place on Oahu’s North Shore!

Nanci

]]> By: <img class="monsterid" src="http://99daz.com/dazcox/wp-content/plugins/wp-monsterid/monsterid/f1338ad9514be31.png" alt="gypsy-heart MonsterID Icon" height="65" width="65"/> gypsy-heart http://99daz.com/but-what-if-it-your-fine-art-painting-doesnt-last-100-years-or-more-because-of-the-non-traditional-methods-you-used/comment-page-1#comment-817 gypsy-heart MonsterID Icon gypsy-heart Tue, 08 Apr 2008 00:27:59 +0000 http://99daz.com/but-what-if-it-your-fine-art-painting-doesnt-last-100-years-or-more-because-of-the-non-traditional-methods-you-used/#comment-817 I liked your view on the subject, and I think your "quantum painting" is mysterious and magical! Your poem is the same! I liked your view on the subject, and I think your “quantum painting” is mysterious and magical!
Your poem is the same!

]]> By: <img class="monsterid" src="http://99daz.com/dazcox/wp-content/plugins/wp-monsterid/monsterid/15846feeab9c48c.png" alt="Wendi Kelly MonsterID Icon" height="65" width="65"/> Wendi Kelly http://99daz.com/but-what-if-it-your-fine-art-painting-doesnt-last-100-years-or-more-because-of-the-non-traditional-methods-you-used/comment-page-1#comment-816 Wendi Kelly MonsterID Icon Wendi Kelly Mon, 07 Apr 2008 17:59:17 +0000 http://99daz.com/but-what-if-it-your-fine-art-painting-doesnt-last-100-years-or-more-because-of-the-non-traditional-methods-you-used/#comment-816 I love your answer, and agree. I know that when I make art, since I don't even think about selling it or doing it for commercial value, I am free to glop on whatever and wherever I want. But, I wondered if there was something that started to make an artist feel *responsable* for preservation. You were very elequent and thoughtful in your response and I love the other examples. thanks for taking the time to answer! I just might be caught playing with glue... I love mixing watercolor with other things to give it texture and reactions..salt, foreign objects, but I haven't experimented with acrylic or oil. I love your answer, and agree. I know that when I make art, since I don’t even think about selling it or doing it for commercial value, I am free to glop on whatever and wherever I want. But, I wondered if there was something that started to make an artist feel *responsable* for preservation.

You were very elequent and thoughtful in your response and I love the other examples. thanks for taking the time to answer!

I just might be caught playing with glue…
I love mixing watercolor with other things to give it texture and reactions..salt, foreign objects, but I haven’t experimented with acrylic or oil.

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