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John Lewis
July 9th, 2009

Larry Scott's Birthday

By John Lewis

Today would have been artist Larry Scott's 52nd birthday. Larry passed away in late 2007, leaving behind a sprawling body of work and many friends and admirers. He is missed.

John Lewis
June 17th, 2009

Life-Changing Art: Nolen Strals (Double Dagger)

By John Lewis

What piece of art changed your life? How did it affect you?
Norman Rockwell: Artist and Illustrator by Thomas S Buechner. I became a visual artist because of this 13" x 17" x 2" opus that covers Rockwell's entire career. It has over 600 illustrations, including these incredible gatefold pages that open up to over 30" [...]

John Lewis
June 15th, 2009

Life-Changing Art: Richard Swift

By John Lewis

What piece of art changed your life? How did it affect you?
I saw How to Draw a Bunny, the documentary about Ray Johnson’s life. I had been familiar with Ray’s work, and I felt some sort of connection with him. Here’s a guy who could have been as popular as Andy Warhol, a guy who [...]

John Lewis
April 20th, 2009

Writing the Unthinkable

By John Lewis

Brilliant cartoonist Lynda Barry will be at Johns Hopkins this evening, presenting a slide show of her work. Barry's talk and most recent book, What It Is, are based on the "Writing the Unthinkable" workshops she's been conducting around the country. The program—which is free and open to the public—begins at 5:30 p.m. in the [...]

John Lewis
October 24th, 2008

Life-Changing Art: Franz West

By John Lewis

What piece of art changed your life? And how did it affect you?
It was a drawing on canvas by Cy Twombly owned by the Museum of Modern Art in Vienna. I did not understand some curls and asked myself what´s the point of them being presented even in a serious [...]

 

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