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SERIOUSLY NOW
Seriously Now, does humor belong to art?
Humor belongs to everything because it is part of our lives.
Or shall I say, it should be part of our lives.
Everyday we are confronted with a barrage of influences which seemed to be designed to take the fun away from us.
Like a person trying to convert to a healthy lifestyle we have to learn that fun is a constant effort.
And fun depends on communication.
Isolation and comfort pulls us away from it.
Art is communication.
So let’s communicate and have fun.
Seriously Now, is humorous art mixed with enough drama to provide it with a long shelf life, keeping it significant beyond the initial chuckle.
Man with Tits
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2003
acrylic on canvas
4' x 5.5'
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You Guys are Sick
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2003
acrylic on canvas
4' x 3' click image to enlarge |
Mmmmhhhh…
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2003
acrylic on canvas
3' x 4'
original click image to enlarge
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Content
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2003
acrylic on canvas
36" x 45"
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Globalization / Fat Lady
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2003
acrylic on canvas
43" x 32"
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Family Man
…too shy to tell his wife that he likes to masturbate now and then
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The first of a hopefully beautiful series.
Still to come:
Family man desperately trying to remember... (something)
Family man just found out that most of his friends also love to watch lesbians having sex.
Family man not sure he could really afford a mistress if he ever finds one.
And many more… 2000, oil on canvas, 4' x 6'
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He Likes to Wear Vertical Stripes
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2003
acrylic on canvas
4' x 5.5'
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Watch Out
…sometimes people are not as nice as they might appear
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2003
acrylic on canvas
5.5' x 4' click image to enlarge |
The Reluctant Ex-boxing Champion, Event Promoter
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2003
acrylic on canvas
2' x 2.5'
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Palm Tree
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I painted this on the beach.
First I thought I shouldn't paint palm trees because that's exactly what they'd expect.
Then I thought that people who know me would think that I think that way.
So, I should paint palm trees.
That went on and on for hours back and forth.
And while I was thinking about it, I painted this piece.
2003, acrylic on canvas, 2' x 2.5' click image to enlarge
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