Comments on: A Collective Warping http://renegadebusdallas.com/2009/06/30/a-collective-warping/ Culture and the curious in Dallas, Texas Thu, 11 Mar 2010 11:13:53 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 By: Patricia Mora http://renegadebusdallas.com/2009/06/30/a-collective-warping/comment-page-1/#comment-1901 Patricia Mora Thu, 15 Oct 2009 04:37:05 +0000 http://renegadebusdallas.com/?p=1898#comment-1901 Joan, once again your review is marvelous. It got me thinking about the Cubist images. They seem to be a piling up of imagery, memory and cognition. I understand the Marian allusion; however, I didn’t see that the world had been sundered by knowledge. It merely seems to reside in that unfurling moment of thought, form, time, interaction and “poly-perspective” in which something is gained rather than lost. I prefer these to his large murals that are platitudes, so to speak. These are from the heart. In fact, I think Sailor at Lunch is done with a wink at the audience. It’s a way of understanding how we see things: again and again and with an perennially “adjusting” mythos. Just a thought. I am doing more and more and more with art. I would enjoy a conversation some day if you’re so inclined. Patricia, Patty, Patti Moor, Mora [I'm Cubistical] Joan, once again your review is marvelous. It got me thinking about the Cubist images. They seem to be a piling up of imagery, memory and cognition. I understand the Marian allusion; however, I didn’t see that the world had been sundered by knowledge. It merely seems to reside in that unfurling moment of thought, form, time, interaction and “poly-perspective” in which something is gained rather than lost.

I prefer these to his large murals that are platitudes, so to speak. These are from the heart. In fact, I think Sailor at Lunch is done with a wink at the audience. It’s a way of understanding how we see things: again and again and with an perennially “adjusting” mythos. Just a thought.

I am doing more and more and more with art. I would enjoy a conversation some day if you’re so inclined.

Patricia, Patty, Patti Moor, Mora [I'm Cubistical]

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