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In order to gauge potential interest in a full-blown Art sub-forum here on WatchProSite, I have decided to share some fine arts posts (encouraged by our overlord Bill), and the oeuvre is, coincidentally, in relation to the oil on canvas painting I purchas...  

marvelous, touching post. An admirer of Michael Mann’s work, I wasn’t aware of Summer’s, regretfully, and I’m particularly touched by her family’s dedication you include and your own dedication to making this piece of art ultimately yours. Cheers Marc ... 

It was deeply stirring to me when I first saw the piece back in Spring 2015, and I knew I had to obtain it as soon as reasonably possible. Now, a full decade later, it is even more profoundly affecting, a bone-marrow depth resonance with everything that I... 

I didn’t know of Summer Mann and find her ‘man looking down’ a strong painting in its ‘less is more’ aesthetic. Distress, suffering? Something strong is happening, yet in the most sober way. I also like the idea of an Art sub-forum. And here’s my contribu...  

Paszko is very talented, and the partially abstract nature of her style, like Mann's, is totally compelling to me . I wholeheartedly appreciate you sharing it here with us. Yes, the painting I bought is, like you eloquently point out, a sober and somber r... 

and that acquiring this intense painting yesterday after such a long gestation time, is a way for you to move forward. And thank you for sharing it with us! I wish you all the best for the coming years, Filip. Cheers, Emmanuel

her website . There's a page dedicated to her ancient production (late 70's works), among which there are other similar crouching figures.

In the next few days in order for Bill to be able to determine if creating a new sub-forum is worthwhile in relation to the perceived demand.... Cheers, Filip

Back to Summer Mann — reminds me of the penitential music of Arvo Part — very humbling, not dark — thanks for sharing this work with us Filip.

My utmost pleasure, I will look up Part's music online! Cheers, Filip

I totally love it, thank you so much for the recommendation! I will continue exploring the entire catalogue of his music. Cheers, Filip

Over 20 years ago and that is how I was first exposed to his choral music.

I suggest you listen to the whole album on ECM with Tabula rasa ( Silentium is the second movement), Fratres and Cantus in memory of Benjamin Britten (with Gidon Kremer and Dennis Russell Davies as main interpreters). I also think his 4th symphony , as pl... 

I had a hunch that stirring this subject matter up here would yield tremendous results .... Filip

It's always great to be able to share such meaningful works. Best, Emmanuel

His music has some incredible depth. Best, Emmanuel

A friend of mine runs an organization that is conserving Choral Music in the Russian, Slavic & Baltic traditions. The reference library has their works, you can listen to music, see the scores, etc. My wife and I support this organization. Cazalea ...  

The concert was in a large open space, very quiet, very dark, with exhibits on flood-lit tables and music playing eerily throughout. Talking banned, only his music or silence. ...  

his lovely music....

We can delve more densely into all of the other fine arts, music included, and not disperse these posts across forums like TimeOut where it simply isn't clear what the proposed subject matter/intent is, and therefore people who would otherwise be interest... 

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