Art

"I believe that a canvas holds the same weight as a novel; there is no distinction between my brush and my pen, as both serve to delve into the depths of the human psyche."

"On an island just 166 square miles with more than a quarter-million people, it might be hard to believe there are still wild places. But they exist—coastlines too rough for swimming, roads where no cars pass, paths untouched by tourism or the churn of daily commerce."

"To me, a drawing feels like an old hand-written letter that conveys a lost intimate understanding of an event, a person, a scene. In both drawings and paintings, the marks must stand as both marks and as the object it represents."

I was a cartoonist in college. I decided to try seeing how AI would interpret my past work. These are all my own drawings.

"...it's the creativity which imposes its rules, even the colors impose themselves upon me, and I do not have the freedom to choose them."

John Guillory is an artist in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, who works in painting, drawing, and photography. His work is regularly on display at The Green House, a neighborhood venue in mid-city Baton Rouge.

Episode #8 (1:01), Episode #16 (2:24) Two selections from the Arlington Virginia-based videographer's current experimental project, Next to Heaven.

Black-and-white and color photographs taken at the pier on San Francisco Bay in Berkeley, California.

A Seattle graphic artist has offered these photos from an as-yet undisplayed show called Cocoder.

These photographs of the remains of The Bayou bar were taken shortly after the famous LSU watering hole burnt to the ground in 2002.

A photographic study of Taiwan's "wet markets," in color.

Dark pen and ink cartoons from a very talented native Taiwanese fellow now studying art in Australia.

A photographic study of Taiwan in black and white.

Two strips from the Denver-based cartoonist cooperative.

A sampling of strips from the short-lived single-panel strip run in Louisiana State University's The Daily Reveille back in 1984.

Zuni Katchinas, June 2001, 9" x 12", acrylics and metalics on board, by painter Sylvester Hustito (a.k.a. Sobe), who was born and raised on the Zuni Pueblo reservation near Santa Fe, New Mexico