A flamenco Christmas song for you all, through this 1997 oil called Spanish Lady and guitarist. Sing along, think along with the pretty lady and I hope you can enjoy the warmth of good companionship. Merry Christmas, good Hanuka, good winter Katchina dances... Whatever brings light and love.
Wednesday, December 24, 2008
Christmas song
A flamenco Christmas song for you all, through this 1997 oil called Spanish Lady and guitarist. Sing along, think along with the pretty lady and I hope you can enjoy the warmth of good companionship. Merry Christmas, good Hanuka, good winter Katchina dances... Whatever brings light and love.
Sunday, December 14, 2008
Taurus
For the Tauruses among us this whimsical, mythical beast, probably stemming from 1972 or '73. it is a monoprint finished with pastels. Tony Mafia would on a glass plate create a background, make one print then change the background and thus creating more coincidence in the backgrounds. having watched him do this often, I know there was also a lot of skill and intent.
Monday, December 8, 2008
Flyer
Tony's work keeps touching people's hearts. This is the flyer for an upcoming music and poetry event, which is the end of year of a series of house concerts. And loving his work so much, a small house exhibition is also planned by the enthusiastic organizer. The improvising musicians are awesome, if you're not too far away come and join the festivities. Five instruments, one voice and a poet reading while Tony's work is projected on the wall.
Labels:
Antwerp,
Native American/Indian,
Public domain,
Shows
Sunday, December 7, 2008
part two
Wednesday, December 3, 2008
Process of writing
Tuesday, December 2, 2008
Seascape
After a series of new and vibrant work a quiet old piece.: a pastel seascape with clouds and hidden sun. It could be a bay, even a white water river. A fast but misleading impression makes one overlook the figure in the rocky foreground and the white self portrait in the foam.
Labels:
America,
DLcollection,
landscapes,
selfportrait
Monday, December 1, 2008
Tears and yellow jacket
In this oil painting , Tony never used acrylics, a few themes come together. First of all the gallery setting, thus having paintings in a painting. Furthermore, the female figure cries. Here just as in the Tearing skull the tears are well painted, almost as if to prove he could do the precise work. The painting is from 1999. Well, I had reasons to be sad and cry and yes I had a yellow jacket. From abstract sections to reality in one painting.
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