Our collection of photos from Kate Gilmore & Karen Heagle's recent art show, Beat, at the On Stellar Rays Gallery. Read More
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Our collection of photos from our recent visit to Kerry James Marshall's new show, Mastry, at the MET Breuer. Read More
Our collection of photos from our visit to Trenton Doyle Hancock's 6th solo show, Pandemic Pentameter, at the James Cohen Gallery. Read More
Our collection of photos from our recent visit to the Rashid Johnson, Fly Away, show on display at the Hauser & Wirth NY Gallery. Read More
Our personal photos from Leonardo Drew's show at Sikkema Jenkins & Co. Read More
Two Strong Female Artists create one strong show. Kate Gilmore and Karen Heagle combined efforts to make a unique gallery experience. Read More
Kerry James Marshall is a Living Legend in the art world. His retrospective is brilliant and actually lives up to the hype. Its just too bad this show can't stay up forever! Read More
Trenton Doyle Hancock is a star in the art-world. I like how bold and colorful his work is. One the other-hand I wish the narratives were more pronounced. His bright colors and creative figure narratives captivate his audience, but how about you? Read More
Rashid Johnson's show "Fly Away" is a great season opener for Hauser & Wirth Gallery NY. Simple yet complicated, some things were definitely better than others. Read More
Leonardo Drew's Sculptural abstraction is epic and beautiful to look at. The artist doesn't hint at too much content but lets the audience decide what these black massive forms and compositions mean in the white cube of Sikkema Jenkins gallery. Read More
Whether you love it or hate it, after viewing this artshow you have been 'Brainwashed'. Star of the film "Exit Through the Gift Shop", Mr.Brainwash delivers a colorful yet lack luster exhibition full of references to the art-worlds most famous pop icons. Read More
There is a new Netflix show to binge on called ‘The Get Down’. I first found out about this show on... Read More
Drake's Summer Sixteen pop-up shop was great promo and an interesting way to reach out to fans and give out exclusive merchandise. If only they could have done something about the wait times and a lot of people unfortunately got left out. Read More
It has been quite some time since the last Blog or VLOG that I have posted……but I’m back in action,... Read More
Welcome Back to LLF's Poetry Corner!!!Here in Colorado Springs(CO) there is a community of poets and artists called "Poetry 719" and they host poetry events called "Hear here". I have been attending open mic nights and events for a few months and during each night there is a featured Poet to round off the night. Last night (04/14/2012) I was fortunate enough to experience the one of a kind work of Dominique Ashaheed (Featured Poet)... Read More
In the post, "Art Work", I introduced myself as an artist and talked about what Art is to me, then I talked about being chosen for two Art exhibits and showed you the Paintings that were displayed. The work shown last time was a collection of paintings that didn't necessarily relate to each other; This time I'm displaying a specific body of work that was developed to be more cohesive by using similar content, materials, and formal elements... Read More
Introducing one of the greatest overlooked Artists in Britain's history, Mr. William Blake (28 November 1757 – 12 August 1827). It's interesting how the artists perspective is still relevant and can be similarly interpreted today. That is one thing that I've noticed about great art is that it stands the test of time.I find something unique about Blake's poetry work and the way it speaks to me. I have chosen two poems from his work to share that I happened to enjoy and think many of you would enjoy as well... Read More
Welcome to living.life.fearless! and the first Video blog !!!. We have been wanting to make videos for site for a while now and Im excited to say that we have made our first video.In this video , I (Artist Dareece Walker) have decided to create a painting Celebrating the work of Don Cornelius and "Soul Train". In the future, I will plan on discussing more information and answering questions on the video but for this video I just wanted you all to enjoy the painting =)Though I didn't get to grow up with "Soul Train", Its impact on pop culture and my own life indirectly, is undeniable and well worth recognition... Read More
Today is Martin Luther King Jr. Day, and so today I decided to write about what that means to me. MLK Day marks the celebration of a man who dedicated his life to making others lives better. The battles he fought, and the non-violent manner in which he fought them changed America forever and gave people hope all around the world.
I never had a chance to hear/see Dr. King speak, and though he died many years before my birth I cannot deny that my life is significantly better because of what Dr. King did in his life... Read More
This time on Poetry Corner I chose to share with you a very influential poem to me, written by one of my personal all-time favorite poets, Langston Hughes. Written over 60 years ago, I feel this poem is still very relevant to today. America is and has always been in a state of change; it is up to us as the people (We are America) to make change..."To Make America" The poem may seem slightly long but each word is important so please enjoy the read... Read More
Leftmore is the "band" name of singer/songwriter, Joe Ziegler, from Broomfield, CO. Wielding nothing more than an acoustic guitar and a pair of vocal chords named Rock and Roll, Joe travels the country far and wide to play shows just about anywhere. Independently booking tours since June 2008, Leftmore has carved out an intimate niche in the songwriting world... Read More
Like many other people in the world, I have a tendency to be Lazy.
...or is that just me?For those of us who do tend to be Lazy, getting out of this habit can be hard, and has proven on more than one occasion to cause more problems than solutions. Some would argue that there is no reason for being lazy at all, but I beg to differ. There may not be good reasons for laziness but there are definitely reasons. I've noticed that I think too hard about a situations level of convenience and/or uncertainty of something new, so even if I know I have to do it I still wait... Read More
First of all, shout out to all of you living.life.fearless!!! We thank you for the growing support and we look forward to hearing more of your stories, so that we might be able to share those experiences with the #LLF community, to relate to, share, and learn more about ourselves and each other. =)Now back to the main event! Our first Artist Spotlight!
Introducing
Ceramic Artist and Assistant Professor at Doane College: Eric Stearns... Read More
Being an artist is tough, but so is anything when your self-employed. I'm not saying I survive on my Artwork alone, I'm saying my goal is to be able to survive on my Artwork alone.As an Artist, I'm always on the job. I don't wake up and put on my Artist uniform and then go to work, my minds constantly working on improvements and new ideas for art. Even if I'm working at a retail store I'd still be working 2 jobs at the same time.
But calling art my job is a bit misleading. You can quit a job, or change a career, but I am inclined to make art forever. You could say I've discovered my destiny. Its been interesting getting to this point in my development but I've loved every moment... Read More
