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Paul Dorrell: Gallery Owner, Author "Living the Artist's Life
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The Official Website of Author and Gallery Owner Paul Dorrell. Living the Artist's Life'. Paul Dorrell is a novelist, gallery owner, and failed Alaska fisherman. His first published work is Living the Artist's Life, now in its 2nd printing. A columnist for The Artist's Magazine. The author's book is available through Amazon. And Barnes and Noble. As well as all other bookstores and art supply stores. To read reviews, go to Living the Artist's Life. Living the Artist's Life'.
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Paul Dorrell: Gallery Owner, Author "Living the Artist's Life
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Living the Artist's Life'. Paul Dorrell founded LEOPOLD gallery. In 1991. As an art consultant his clients include Warner Brothers, H&R Block, the Mayo Clinic, Steven Spielberg, the National D-Day Memorial, the Kansas City Chiefs, and over one thousand private, civic and corporate collectors. Dorrell also mentors scores of teenage artists from urban areas through his educational foundation. His acclaimed guidebook for artists,. Living the Artist’s Life, Updated and Revised. Reared in Kansas City and educ...
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Wet Canvas Dreams: They Burn Goats in Sweden, Don't They?
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Sunday, December 04, 2005. They Burn Goats in Sweden, Don't They? So the Gävle Goat has burned again. Why? The burning of a great log during the winter solstice is an ancient custom that many believe began with the Norsemen, and was carried over to the Christian celebration of Christmas. The word. Is thought to derive from the Norse word. And refers to the great wheel of the sun. In its yearly cycle. But a Goat? Bear with me. I'll even show you a webcam. Decorating the Christmas Tree. Naturally elctricit...
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Paul Dorrell's Blog | By the Gallery Owner/Art Consultant, and Author of the Guidebook for Artists, "Living the Artist’s Life"Paul Dorrell's Blog | By the Gallery Owner/Art Consultant, and Author of the Guidebook for Artists, "Li
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Paul Dorrell's Blog. By the Gallery Owner/Art Consultant, and Author of the Guidebook for Artists, Living the Artistâ s Life. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Gotham Pays a Visit. August 14, 2016. Who let that freaking cat in the gallery? Glass Installation at KU Medical Center. July 21, 2016. Lyman Whitaker Installation in Naples. May 1, 2016. April 21, 2016. Had to put beautiful Moses, our gallery dog, down last month. Tumor. Here we’re on the vet’s porch. He ...November 2, 2015.
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Wet Canvas Dreams: Painting for Nobody
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Friday, February 25, 2005. Is it art for art's sake when you paint a picture nobody can see. Is it not wonderfully unpretentious. To paint a picture believing that nobody will ever see it no matter what? Is it not simply brilliant to paint it in such a way as you the artist not being able to see it either, not even when you are painting it? Paul Bahn, the independent archaeologist, believes that the motivation for some of the Ice Age art found in the world today, was religious. Some studies in acoustics.
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Wet Canvas Dreams: Portrait of a Great Dane?
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Saturday, April 23, 2005. Portrait of a Great Dane? Isn't that a portrait of Stephen and his Great Dane? It’s Stephen and his not-so-great Dane. You don’t like that kind of dog then? I do like that kind of dog. So why are you calling it not a Great Dane? Because it’s not Great. But it’s not subjective; you don’t get to choose whether or not the dog is great. Indeed. And I’m not. But you’re saying it’s not Great. Because it’s not. It just isn’t. Are you sure it’s not just a puppy Great Dane? God's Gift To...
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Wet Canvas Dreams: I Believe in Art
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Thursday, February 17, 2005. I Believe in Art. Never really left Venice. I believe Chris Offili. Trained elephants to poop on his paintings. I believe Picasso. When he was 12, could draw like Raphael. I believe I could draw like Picasso when I was 12. I believe Salvador Dali. Had shorter teeth and a longer leash than his ocelot. I believe Christina was happy in her world. I believe Balthus. Was interested in little girls, only for painting. I believe Julian Schnabel. I believe Edvard Munch. Didn’t wear g...
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Wet Canvas Dreams: How To Paint Your Partner?
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Friday, January 06, 2006. How To Paint Your Partner? In such extreme need of consuming scrambled eggs that I had a headache, I stopped off for milk. This being America, I purchased a gallon. As ususal it was unseasonable, this time unseasonably cold. On foot I walked over snow and ice for an hour. I did this to get to a store where I might look at all manner of non-essential retail products at knockdown prices. And I did it to feel human. But still my head ached. Is that all for you, partner? FREE BOOK F...
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Wet Canvas Dreams: St. Valentine's Day Tip in 21 Steps
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Monday, February 13, 2006. St Valentine's Day Tip in 21 Steps. Forgot to get a Valentine card? Don't want to give money to card companies? Think the celebration of Valentine's day is stupid? And yet you don't want to fall out with your other half? Let Hannibal Lecter show you how. To keep your self-respect whilst treating the special person in your life as, well, special. Not far behind Picasso. As an artistic influence for me, comes Jonathan Demme. S presentation of the celebrated cannibal. Vertically, ...
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Wet Canvas Dreams: Clarification
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Monday, June 20, 2005. It was the the cheapest store for food. I'd found since moving here. For all the previous fifty-cent packets of crackers and two-liter bottles of pop, she'd never spoken to me before. So where've you been? You haven't been in for a while. I haven't seen you. Before leaving the store clutching my one-dollar packet of Corn Flakes and my receipt I explained:. Oh, I've been lying low. And then added for clarification. I haven't been eating food. Post to Del.icio.us. I Believe in Art.
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