Mark Phillips' Pages: Workbook: January 2013

Workbook: January, 2013

January 31, 2013: In many of his most striking images the figures lack shadow.
January 30, 2013: Small girl at the air hockey table.
January 29, 2013: Passers by, Mexican, heavily accented...
January 28, 2013: Lotus position in a merchant's doorway.
January 27, 2013: Large men with large muscles...
January 26, 2013: High five for the sidewalk fiddler.
January 25, 2013: Shopping cart with gray blankets.
January 24, 2013: Sidewalk crowds at the popular restaurants.
January 23, 2013: Panhandler makes two attempts.
January 22, 2013: Lonely figure on the bench.
January 21, 2013: If Leland Stanford had never existed there would still have been a railroad.
January 20, 2013: Even Rousseau's named portraits are spiritually vacant.
January 19, 2013: The Sleeping Gypsy:
January 18, 2013: Ayn Rand exemplifies the ideology that capital creates value...
January 17, 2013: For Victor Hugo to be buried...
January 16, 2013: Rousseau's exaggerated stylization destroys individuality.
January 15, 2013: Exaggerated tranquility.
January 14, 2013: Landscape without perspective.
January 13, 2013: Wild beasts without savagery.
January 12, 2013: Greens and blacks.
January 11, 2013: Harlequin and Pierrette beneath not-jungle moon.
January 10, 2013: Stillness.
January 9, 2013: Family Fishing.
January 8, 2013: Badges of office: beret, brush and palette.
January 7, 2013: Debate over environmentalism as displaced debate over capitalism.
January 6, 2013: Fiberglass and pressed board, stacked in piles against the walls.
January 5, 2013: No, yes, that is, agreed.
January 4, 2013: Do you have to be sad to write a sad song?
January 3, 2013: The sons and daughters of Emperor Norton.
January 2, 2013: The land is worn out.
January 1, 2013: Irresponsible, irrespective, irredeemable.