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Monday, January 02, 2006
Post 9/11 Era
A few days back the gallery-owner Paul Dorrell posted a few kind words about myself in his blog on PaulDorrell.com
Six years, nine months, one week, and two days ago, I left Dublin to paint, not realizing I was headed for a depressed art market due to war, hurricanes, and gas prices. That day, as NATO bombers flew to begin bombing Kosovo, I was flying in the opposite direction to where previously I had weaved between hurricanes on a bicycle, and the price of petrol was irrelevant. It was the post-PostModernist era I was looking forward to.
Six years, nine months, one week, and two days ago, I left Dublin to paint, not realizing I was headed for a depressed art market due to war, hurricanes, and gas prices. That day, as NATO bombers flew to begin bombing Kosovo, I was flying in the opposite direction to where previously I had weaved between hurricanes on a bicycle, and the price of petrol was irrelevant. It was the post-PostModernist era I was looking forward to.
And Here's The Stuff I Wrote Earlier:
