Way of Art

Nonfiction, Art & Architecture, General Art, Art History, Conceptual
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Author: Stephen Zeifman ISBN: 9781550966145
Publisher: Exile Editions Publication: October 31, 2016
Imprint: Exile Editions Language: English
Author: Stephen Zeifman
ISBN: 9781550966145
Publisher: Exile Editions
Publication: October 31, 2016
Imprint: Exile Editions
Language: English

Stephen Zeifman, artist and teacher of studio art and art history, and the founder of Mill Road Studio, discusses his unique approach to art. He talks about being an artist, and about the importance of having a focus driven not by commerce but rather by the challenges of engaging in a creative practice.  The book takes the reader on a personal tour, like moving through a grand exhibition, each chapter a new hall of exploration and discovery. But this is not yet another dry academic explanation of art, instead Zeifman uses his museum visits in Toronto, San Francisco and London as catalysts for discussion and interpretation. By way of theory, history and anecdotes, he relates his experiences, describing the works being seen and his responses to them.  He also outlines the steps a person might take if they wish to learn how to draw, as a furthering of intimately participating in the fine arts. Ultimately, Zeifman's insights envelop the reader in the variety and texture, the exuberance and joy, and the constant challenges of living with one's eyes wide open to the way of art. 

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Stephen Zeifman, artist and teacher of studio art and art history, and the founder of Mill Road Studio, discusses his unique approach to art. He talks about being an artist, and about the importance of having a focus driven not by commerce but rather by the challenges of engaging in a creative practice.  The book takes the reader on a personal tour, like moving through a grand exhibition, each chapter a new hall of exploration and discovery. But this is not yet another dry academic explanation of art, instead Zeifman uses his museum visits in Toronto, San Francisco and London as catalysts for discussion and interpretation. By way of theory, history and anecdotes, he relates his experiences, describing the works being seen and his responses to them.  He also outlines the steps a person might take if they wish to learn how to draw, as a furthering of intimately participating in the fine arts. Ultimately, Zeifman's insights envelop the reader in the variety and texture, the exuberance and joy, and the constant challenges of living with one's eyes wide open to the way of art. 

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