Re: Art?
Dear Cameron: Those what can, do. Those what can't, teach. Those what can't teach sit and analyze the work of those what do. Sit back and appreciate the talent that is here. There are art discussion groups if that's your druthers. This place is about some incredibly creative people sharing what they can do in a very limited format. Lisa Cameron Cross wrote: > > So tell me. Don't you people have better things to do than scribble x > and o messages to one another. What about the discussion of art in our > century. The intellectual pursuit of something that binds all of us. > Joseph Boueys > Keith Haring > Mondeian > Warhol > Come on > > Let's talk! > > Cross
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