I explore many subjects and then, somehow, they all come out in strange manners onto my canvases. These are some of the links relating to my new series on synthetic genomics, doctrine, and philosophy working titled Resurrection of the Tin Man. I started researching it mid 2011 and this page will grow, as did my Judy Garland page. I will be working on this series into 2013. Some people I asked to become characters in my paintings while others are a mix of individuals I know and those in the public narrative. These links support my new series in 2012 Gallery Work In Progress. Science, a lot of it, is reliant on the myth of its infalibility. This myth is perhaps the most dangerous myth of all. And science has many qualities of religion, doctrine, fervour and devotion as any religion, which begged the question about what a fictional messiah might be like.
|
|
||
A beautiful, talented much under-appreciated artist/singer and conceptual artist who generously and supportively worked with me on using her image in my painting What Is This Thing Called Love? She will continue to appear in my paintings inspiring with her unsettling, independent and humorous spirit. It's a privilege to have worked with you in your final moments. Punk history will never be the same. Rest well dear Jennifer. Carl
http://www.johndominiccrossan.com/index.html
|
|
