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Pablo Picasso, 1962. “There is no retirement for an artist, it’s your way of living so there’s no end to it.” — Henry Moore Reset. Renewal. The privilege of continuing. In less than a year, I will turn eighty. Even writing those words feels surreal. For most of my life, eighty belonged to someone else. It was a number I associated with mentors, collectors, artists I admired, and elders who have already climbed to the top of their creative mountains. Suddenly, I find myself standing at its base, looking up, realizing the climb has become my own. The number 80…

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Great Art Is Not Subjective

Less Is More.  Abstraction.  Isa Barnett. “Great art is not subjective—there is a historical and structural truth to what elevates a work to being unforgettable.”—Ivan Barnett I say this with conviction after decades of observing galleries, mentoring artists, living alongside…

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