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Excellent!! I was so psyched to find a site that focused on “constitutional, freedom and liberty loving” art! I spent years in the art program back in my college days in the “conservative closet”. That is where I really learned that there was absolutely nothing liberating about the liberals I was surrounded by.
Eric, thanks for following my page. I am so glad to hear I have a new fellow in arms. I will be sure to check out your pages and get back to you with some feedback. I, too went to art school (SCAD) and had a hard time philosophically in some of my courses.
Check out this link: http://www.modernconservative.com/liberatchik.php I am working with some great people on a Conservative Art Movement. If you are interested, please get in touch with me frances@machinepolitick.com. I need as many artists involved as I can get of all genres to build a viable investment pitch to patrons. Strength in numbers. I also do a featured art post, weekly when I can. Right now there are just a couple of us, but I’d love to expand my list. We don’t charge commissions, we just link directly to the artist.
There’s a manifesto, handbook and sign up list for fellow propagandists. I am currently working on an essay to explain propaganda, its significance, cultural impact, and why we as Conservative artists need to step up and represent our views. I would love to hear what you think.
Please give me a couple of days to look at your work and get back to you. I’m looking forward to it.
I too went to college and majored in Fine Art and my story is much the same as yours. I never undrstood and still do not understand why when you create a work of art that captures a moment in time in this great country, ie, people enjoying a party or a beautiful countryside or people just enjoying some other great freedom that we have here, that it is not considered art??????? It has to be a photo of a person with a bull whip up his butt or a room filled with road kill sculpture or an ephagy of a conservative president to be considered art. (or at least to get any media) Why does the NEA give millions to soft porn directors and film makers but not to true artists with real talent that use that talent to help people? I could go on and on and since I held a small political office myself, I could REALLY go on and on and on but for now I just want to say that it is great to have found you and please let me know how I can help the cause in any way!
The best thing we can do is work together and recruit as much as possible. I will contact you directly, but for others out there who may be interested, I have spent the last year building the foundation for a Conservative art movement. Here is the link: http://www.modernconservative.com/liberatchik.php check it out and get involved!
WOW! I’m very glad to have found fellow freedom-loving artists! And, believe me, there are many more out there! I am on the design side, though I have a BA. It’s always baffled me as to why so many artists out there hate freedom. Freedom spawns creativity – and these same haters always self-proclaim to be the most creative among us. Anyway, so glad that I found this site and will pass the link on to my fellow artists!
Hi Ben. Thanks for your generous comments. If you are interested, I am building a Conservative art movement and network. You are more than welcome to get involved. I will take a minute to look at your work when I have a chance and get back to you if I have any ideas. Good luck and let me know if I can help your efforts in any way.
Liberatchik http://www.modernconservative.com/liberatchik.php
Excellent!! I was so psyched to find a site that focused on “constitutional, freedom and liberty loving” art! I spent years in the art program back in my college days in the “conservative closet”. That is where I really learned that there was absolutely nothing liberating about the liberals I was surrounded by.
Finding this site made my day! I signed up- I’m “Don’t Tread”. I run two blogs, one is http://treadnotonme.blogspot.com and my main project is:
http://www.freestaterevolution.com
Keep up the great work- I’ll keep in touch- and make art too!
-Eric D.
Eric, thanks for following my page. I am so glad to hear I have a new fellow in arms. I will be sure to check out your pages and get back to you with some feedback. I, too went to art school (SCAD) and had a hard time philosophically in some of my courses.
Check out this link: http://www.modernconservative.com/liberatchik.php I am working with some great people on a Conservative Art Movement. If you are interested, please get in touch with me frances@machinepolitick.com. I need as many artists involved as I can get of all genres to build a viable investment pitch to patrons. Strength in numbers. I also do a featured art post, weekly when I can. Right now there are just a couple of us, but I’d love to expand my list. We don’t charge commissions, we just link directly to the artist.
There’s a manifesto, handbook and sign up list for fellow propagandists. I am currently working on an essay to explain propaganda, its significance, cultural impact, and why we as Conservative artists need to step up and represent our views. I would love to hear what you think.
Please give me a couple of days to look at your work and get back to you. I’m looking forward to it.
Frances and Eric,
I too went to college and majored in Fine Art and my story is much the same as yours. I never undrstood and still do not understand why when you create a work of art that captures a moment in time in this great country, ie, people enjoying a party or a beautiful countryside or people just enjoying some other great freedom that we have here, that it is not considered art??????? It has to be a photo of a person with a bull whip up his butt or a room filled with road kill sculpture or an ephagy of a conservative president to be considered art. (or at least to get any media) Why does the NEA give millions to soft porn directors and film makers but not to true artists with real talent that use that talent to help people? I could go on and on and since I held a small political office myself, I could REALLY go on and on and on but for now I just want to say that it is great to have found you and please let me know how I can help the cause in any way!
Have a great night!
The best thing we can do is work together and recruit as much as possible. I will contact you directly, but for others out there who may be interested, I have spent the last year building the foundation for a Conservative art movement. Here is the link: http://www.modernconservative.com/liberatchik.php check it out and get involved!
WOW! I’m very glad to have found fellow freedom-loving artists! And, believe me, there are many more out there! I am on the design side, though I have a BA. It’s always baffled me as to why so many artists out there hate freedom. Freedom spawns creativity – and these same haters always self-proclaim to be the most creative among us. Anyway, so glad that I found this site and will pass the link on to my fellow artists!
Hi Ben. Thanks for your generous comments. If you are interested, I am building a Conservative art movement and network. You are more than welcome to get involved. I will take a minute to look at your work when I have a chance and get back to you if I have any ideas. Good luck and let me know if I can help your efforts in any way.
Liberatchik http://www.modernconservative.com/liberatchik.php