



AntiM wrote:Hushville has NOT been placed this year. The Home has no home. Help?!!!!
AntiM wrote:We are ... Boobarians! From Hushers to Boobs, what a transformation. I wish to thank them as who made it happen. Thanks, I love you.
I'm gonna stock up on serious earplugs.

AntiM wrote:AncientBurner (Paul) has just sent me a third box of his most incredible art, fascinating glimpses into the past and present, with fascinating narratives. I am so honored to be able to provide the venue for him to share these pieces with other burners.
He does camp with us, so you can meet the artist!
Still waiting for Ranger Genius's new woodblock. LOL, maybe we should have a meet the artists day kaffee klatch!
Anti M's Home for Wayward Art is a place for small art, medium art, amateur art, but especially Bad Art, Lost Art, Found Art, Art which Needs a Good Spanking, and of course, Wayward Art. This is not a gallery, it is more like juvenile detention for art, an orphanage, a half-way house for misfit art. All art in the Home is up for adoption, all the prospective new parent needs to do is fill out a small adoption form and clip it to the Home in place of their newfound art darling. Art may also be committed to the Home, just put it securely in place and say good-bye. While the emphasis is on visual art such as paintings, drawings and photos; sculptural art and trinkets found their way into the Home last year and then found new homes. Please, no food or costumes or gear.
Why? I love to paint, I love to do miniatures, I love to give things away. Based on the concepts of art and gifting, I came up with the Home. Why Bad Art? While I am quite good at miniatures, I am a beginner painter and not always pleased with my products. I also glean art from thrift stores and friends and family and yard sales.
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