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Art Quotes Published in March 2004
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Art
Quotes for March 31
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You
can't be at the pole and the equator
at the same time. You must choose your
own line, as I hope to do, and it will
probably be color.
::: Vincent
van Gogh :::
Art is a fruit that grows in man,
like a fruit on a plant, or a child
in its mothers womb.
::: Jean
Arp ::: |
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Art
Quotes for March 26
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The
museum has very largely supplanted the
church as the emblematic focus of the
American city.
::: Robert
Hughes :::
On the whole, money does artists
much more good than harm. The idea that
one benefits from cold water, crusts
and debt collectors is now almost extinct,
like belief in the reformatory power
of flogging.
::: Robert
Hughes ::: |
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Art
Quotes for March 24
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Drawing
is the honesty of the art. There is
no possibility of cheating. It is either
good or bad.
::: Salvador
Dali :::
O great creator of being grant us
one more hour to perform our art &
perfect our lives.
::: Jim
Morrison ::: |
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Art
Quotes for March 22
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A
fair price is the highest one a collector
can be induced to pay.
::: Robert
Hughes :::
People are not lazy. They simply
have impotent goals - that is, goals
that do not inspire them.
::: Anthony
Robbins ::: |
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Art
Quotes for March 19
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If
my aspirations are very high, my depressions
are very deep, yet my pinions never
loved the middle air..
::: Samuel
Palmer :::
After a half-century of hard work
and reflection the wall is still there.
::: Henri
Matisse ::: |
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Art
Quotes for March 17
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The
flat sound of my wooden clogs on the
cobblestones, deep, hollow and powerful,
is the note I seek in my painting.
::: Paul
Gauguin :::
I cannot now change my style, which
I acquired, as you can imagine, by dint
of labour.
::: Henri
Rousseau ::: |
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Art
Quotes for March 15
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If
I were to think of and dwell on disastrous
possibilities, I could do nothing. I
throw myself headlong into my work,
and come up again with my studies; if
the storm within gets too loud, I take
a glass too much to stun myself.
::: Vincent
van Gogh :::
There are some people who don't like
museums because they think of them as
tombs, or something negative. I've always
loved them. They are to me lighthouses
of utopianism and social well-being.
::: R.B.
Kitaj ::: |
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Art
Quotes for March 12
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We
are sure to get the better of fortune
if we do but grapple with her.
::: Seneca
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The idea that money, patronage and trade
automatically corrupts the wells of
imagination is a pious fiction, believed
by some utopian lefties and a few people
of genius such as (William) Blake but
flatly contradicted by history itself.
::: Robert
Hughes ::: |
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Art
Quotes for March 10
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An
illustrational form tells you through
the intelligence immediately what the
form is about, whereas a non-illustrational
form works first upon sensation and
then slowly leaks back into the fact.
::: Francis
Bacon :::
My biggest motivation? Just to keep
challenging myself. I see life almost
like one long University education that
I never had - every day I'm learning
something new.
::: Richard
Branson ::: |
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Art
Quotes for March 8
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Eighty
percent of success is showing up.
::: Woody
Allen :::
Will God or someone else give me
the strength to breathe the breath of
prayer and mourning into my paintings,
the breath of prayer for redemption
and resurrection?.
::: Marc
Chagall ::: |
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Art
Quotes for March 5
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It
is truly flesh! You would think it moulded
by kisses and caresses! You almost expect,
when you touch this body, to find it
warm.
::: Auguste
Rodin ::: (talking about
an antique marble copy of the Venus
de' Medici)
Uh, gee, great.
::: Andy
Warhol ::: |
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Art
Quotes for March 3
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There
are not only more people collecting,
there are more people collecting for
the wrong reasons, basically as the
latest get rich quick scheme. They buy
art like lottery tickets.
::: Mary
Boone - the 1980s :::
People were more interested in the phenomena
than the art itself. This, combined
with the growing interest in collecting
art as an investment and the resultant
boom in the art market, made it a difficult
time for a young artist to remain sincere
without becoming cynical.
::: Keith
Haring - the 1980s ::: |
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Art
Quotes for March 1
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Those
who know do not tell; those who tell
do not know.
::: Lao-Tzu
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The color of the object illuminated
partakes of the color of that which
illuminates it.
::: Leonardo
da Vinci ::: |
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