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A Picture of a Drawing of the Curse on the House of Atreus, Now in Libya and Tantalus Survived

• April 30, 2011 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Detritus, Drawings, Experiments in Color, The Impotent Gods, War Works
Tags: Curse on the House of Atreus, Pen and Ink Drawings, Pen ink and Glue Drawings, Picturing the Attack on Qaddafi's Compound that Killed His Son

A Picture of a Painting of a Bombed Out Body

• April 30, 2011 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Afghanistan, Collaborations, Democracy, Detritus, Experiments in Color, Paintings and Photography, Pakistan, Political Development, Portraits of Dictators, Refugees, The Impotent Gods, War Works
Tags: mixed media, Pen Ink and Goauche Drawings, Picturing Propositions, Picturing the Wounded, Suminagashi

A Picture of a Drawing of Another Encounter With My Mother’s Ghost

• April 30, 2011 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Detritus, Drawings, Refugees, The Impotent Gods
Tags: Pen and Ink Drawings, Picturing Propositions, Portraiture and Picturing

A Picture of Muslim Suffering: Survivor and Victim

• April 29, 2011 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Detritus, Drawings, Portraits, The Impotent Gods
Tags: Graphite Drawings, Picturing the Theological Debate Between Suffering and an All-Good Creator, Suffering and the Book of Job, Suffering as Redemption, Suffering as the big ol Brush off

A Picture of a Drawing of a Survivor of the Tornados Down South

• April 29, 2011 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Detritus, Drawings, The Impotent Gods
Tags: Graphite Drawings, mixed media, Picturing the Victims of the Tornados in Alabama

A Picture of a Drawing of My Fear that My House Will Soon Get Hit by a Tornado

• April 28, 2011 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Aesthetics, Detritus, Drawings, Experiments in Color, The Impotent Gods
Tags: Luminosity, Luminous Black, Picturing all My Fear

A Picture of a Drawing of All Our Storms

• April 28, 2011 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Aesthetics, Detritus, Drawings, Experiments in Color, Paintings and Photography, Refugees, The Impotent Gods
Tags: Pen and Ink Drawing, Problems in Picturing the Dead Storms in the South

A Picture of a Drawing About Storms in Alabama

• April 28, 2011 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Democracy, Detritus, Drawings, Paintings and Photography, Refugees, The Impotent Gods
Tags: 200 and More Killed in Storms Across South, Deadly Storms in the South, Pen ink graphite and coffee spill drawings, Picturing Tornados

A Picture of a Drawing About the 7000 People Who Will Die in America Today

• April 27, 2011 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Detritus, Drawings, Paintings and Photography, The Impotent Gods
Tags: Pen Ink and Spit Drawings, Picturing Life and Death in the USA, Picturing Thanatos

A Picture of a Drawing About the 7000 People Who Died in America Today

• April 26, 2011 • 2 Comments

Posted in Detritus, Drawings, Experiments in Color, The Impotent Gods
Tags: Pen Ink and Spit Drawings, Picturing Propositions, Picturing the Dead Today

A Picture of a Celestial Map of the World That Makes Sense to Me, With Milk

• April 26, 2011 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Detritus, Drawings, War Works
Tags: Pen and Ink and Milk Drawings, Picturing My World

A Picture of a Drawing of a Large Beetle After the Metamorphosis

• April 26, 2011 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Detritus, Drawings, Experiments in Color, Paintings and Photography, Refugees, The Impotent Gods
Tags: Gregor Samsa-A Beetle with Wings, Pen and Ink Drawings, Picturing Gregor Samsa, Picturing the Metamorphosis

A Picture of a Drawing of Sad Forebodings of What is Going to Happen

• April 26, 2011 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Detritus, Drawings, Refugees, The Impotent Gods, War Works
Tags: Goya's Disasters of War, Goya's Sad Forebodings of What is Going to Happen, Pen and Ink and Coffee Spill Drawings

A Picture of a Drawing About the Self-Consciousness of the Suicidal Act

• April 25, 2011 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Detritus, Drawings, Refugees, The Impotent Gods, The Lovers
Tags: A Thought to Survive a Moment too Late, On Suicide, Pen Ink and Spit Drawings, Picturing the Myth of Sisyphus

Three Pictures of a Drawing About the Guantanamo Files

• April 25, 2011 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Aesthetics, Afghanistan, Democracy, Detritus, Drawings, Iraq, Political Development, Refugees, The Impotent Gods, War Works
Tags: Pen and Ink Drawings, Picturing American Values and American Interests, Picturing the Consequences of American Post-war Hegemony, Spit Drawings

A Picture of a Drawing of a Gitmo Detainee

• April 25, 2011 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Aesthetics, Afghanistan, Democracy, Detritus, Drawings, Experiments in Color, Iraq, Paintings and Photography, Pakistan, Political Development, The Impotent Gods, War Works
Tags: Pen and Ink Drawings, Picturing the War on "Terror" and its Consequences, Spit Drawings, The Gitmo Files

A Picture of a Painting of a Torso of a Dead Horse

• April 25, 2011 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Democracy, Detritus, Drawings, Experiments in Color, Myth, Paintings and Photography, The Impotent Gods, The Lovers
Tags: Ink and Acrylic Painting, Picturing Eros and Thanatos, Robert Frank's Dead Horse, The Flaying of Marsyas and Myth

A Picture of a Drawing of a Dead Horse, Enveloping Paper Like Flayed Skin

• April 24, 2011 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Detritus, Drawings, Myth, Paintings and Photography, Refugees, The Impotent Gods, The Lovers
Tags: Marsyas Resurrection, Myth of Marsyas, Pen and Ink Drawings, Picturing Propositions, Picturing the Metamorphoses, The Metamorphoses of Ovid

Real Time Thoughts on Meet the Press (April 24, 2011)

• April 24, 2011 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Aesthetics, Democracy, Detritus, Drawings, Experiments in Color, Meet the Press, Paintings and Photography, Peace in the Middle East, Political Development, War Works

A Picture of a Drawing of a Dead Horse Whose Resurrection Is Not Imminent

• April 24, 2011 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Aesthetics, Detritus, Drawings, Paintings and Photography, The Lovers, War Works
Tags: Eros and Thanatos, Ink Acrylic and Coffee Drawings, Pen and Ink Drawings, The Flaying of Marsyas and Resurrection Through Art