"Oh, By The Way" is my digital scrap book of things I like, things I would share with a close friend and say: “Oh, by the way, do you know of this artist/ clothing or interior designer/ model/ singer/ actor/ gorgeous man… or, have you seen this video/ photo/ film... or heard (or do you remember) this song/ band... or, read this book/ poem/ inspiring quote... or, visited this place/ museum/ restaurant/ famous building... or, have you heard of this amazing new scientific discovery?”
I am dedicated to posting the positive, the fascinating, the beautiful, the interesting, the moving, and the inspiring and uplifting. Sometimes I post cultural as well as personal observations, milestones, and remembrances. And just like life, all of these things may often have a bit of melancholy or even sadness in them, which is what makes our time here so lovely and bittersweet and precious.
Some of the photos, art, poetry, and prose are my own original work, credited with my initials, JEF. When it isn't, I always try to post links to the original source material, but often I find photos on the web that are not linked or other material that is not sourced. In these instances, I post them without malice since it is assumed that such things, by being globally posted on something as uncontrollable as the internet to begin with, are in the public domain. If you identify the source of an image that is not linked, please politely let me know (without accusing me of theft) and I will be happy to provide a link. If you are the owner of an image and would prefer it be removed, I am happy to do that as well.
I hope to inspire and entertain my readers with things that inspire and entertain me. There is a startling amount of beauty and creativity in the world and it enriches us all to participate in it.
5 comments:
INCREDIBLE!
How can an artist in this day and age not even have a simple BLOG? I want to know about this guy, where he works, does he give workshops, where else can I see his art, what is his background.... sheesh! Thank you for sharing, though!
Hi Kelley,
I know what you mean! It seems like an artist, or anyone trying to accomplish anything within the public sphere now, needs a website to promote whatever it is one is trying to do!
It looks like the Hubert Gallery changed the link, so I updated it, and also found another gallery in Virginia that has a bit more information about him, such as his CV and Artist Statement. I added a link to that gallery as well.
Thanks for your comment and for stopping by!
Have you learned anything else about him? Would love to see more of his work for sale than what's available at the two galleries that represent him.
Hi Anon,
Still no dedicated website for the artist. Maybe a call to one of the galleries could yield more info?
Thanks for reading,
JEF
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