Aug 16, 2012
As The Wrighter posts nuler poetry that remembers the life and work of Michael Jackson, the blog’s latest post hints at one of Jackson’s early influences.
Aug 10, 2012
“My work is centered on life’s tragedy and huge topics like genocide, murder, political freedom, government oppression and rebellion.”
Aug 08, 2012
“The work itself is great, however, in my opinion, this hunting for masterpieces in auctions doesn’t reflect the best face of humans, but vanity, pretentiousness and snobbism.”
Aug 03, 2012
Alongside the blog’s tribute to “The Scream,” The Wrighter also gives a nod to the late great King of Pop.
Aug 01, 2012
“Although my paintings are seemingly abstract they are rooted in my everyday experience. The ever-changing landscape and structures of the metropolis inspire my work.”
Jul 27, 2012
“There is no “correct” way to conclude the meaning behind my work as it is meant to reach inside of you and for you to decide how it relates to your soul, your life, your experiences.”
Jul 19, 2012
“Her style is fluid and colors vibrant echoing her positive attitude. She is not restricted by styles or palette each work reflects her individuality and her perception of the subject.”
Jul 12, 2012
The Wrighter featured self-taught contemporary artist, John McLaughlin as part of an ongoing summer series.
Jun 28, 2012
The Wrighter features French artist, Erika Meriaux, the blog’s 12th artist in its tribute series.
Jun 26, 2012
The Wrighter features a California native who among many things, finds inspiration in math and science.