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Art collectors buying locally1 comment

pcNielsen wrote 3 weeks ago: From a recent Wall Street Journal article titled Local Artists Are on the Rise: From Bloomfield Hill … more →

Tags: Art, Business of Art, Modern Culture

Modern art evokes more emotion 2 comments

pcNielsen wrote 2 months ago: A Miller-McCune brief alerts us to a survey recently published in the journal Psychology of Aestheti … more →

Tags: Art, criticism

Notice. Drawings by Craig Hawkins.

pcNielsen wrote 3 months ago: A few months back I added Craig Hawkins’ website to my brief and, admittedly, somewhat unconsi … more →

Tags: Art, Art and faith, Drawing, Installations

Intentional Observation: Flyover country. Not.

pcNielsen wrote 3 months ago: For all of you on the coasts who think there’s nothing to see on the plains: Took this with my … more →

Tags: Central Nebraska, Grand Island

Intentional Observation: Instant coffee is weird 2 comments

pcNielsen wrote 4 months ago: My wife and I like coffee. Particularly freshly ground beans roasted by the Bad Dog Beanery (website … more →

Intentional Observation: Mennonites in flip-flops2 comments

pcNielsen wrote 4 months ago: “A little bit of dissonance is really required to have something that will hold our attention … more →

Tags: COLOR, handmade, Northwest Arkansas, Siloam Springs

Maple seeds, whirlybirds, and their tornados 1 comment

pcNielsen wrote 5 months ago: Just for fun on Friday: “High-speed video reveals that maple seed pods remain airborne for mil … more →

Intentional observation, as I clean1 comment

pcNielsen wrote 6 months ago: Tidying up the house and yard in a bit of a fury, and at the same time trying to get a sense of wher … more →

Tags: Personal reflection, Siloam Springs

IAM Encounter: The better poem, or painting, or sculpture . . .

pcNielsen wrote 8 months ago: Nicholas Wolterstorff, former professor of philosophical theology at Yale, spoke during the first pl … more →

Tags: Art, Imagination

Intentional Observation: Rust

pcNielsen wrote 9 months ago: This week I helped out the economy by hiring the local HVAC (that’s heating, ventilating and a … more →

Intentional Observation: Spalted2 comments

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Ice Storm 20096 comments

pcNielsen wrote 10 months ago: When the sun peeked through the overcast sky in Northwest Arkansas yesterday — it’s been scarc … more →

Tags: Art, Northwest Arkansas, Siloam Springs, Photography

Ice storm observation

pcNielsen wrote 10 months ago: Ice storms are common in the south. Everything stops, even at the threat of a storm. People rush on … more →

Tags: Northwest Arkansas, Siloam Springs, Photography

Intentional Observation: What is it? 4 comments

pcNielsen wrote 10 months ago: … more →

The value of the slower life3 comments

pcNielsen wrote 11 months ago: I’m presently reading Kathleen Norris’ Dakota: A spiritual geography. In the book, Norri … more →

Tags: Art, Modern Culture, Siloam Springs, Living incarnationally, Business of Art

Chipotle, big burritos and real art

pcNielsen wrote 1 year ago: My wife and like to dine out at Chipotle. It’s fantastic for fast food — in fact, it’s p … more →

Tags: Art, handmade, Sculpture, Mixed media

Entitlement, affluenza and we're spoiled brats!3 comments

pcNielsen wrote 1 year ago: Christmas is coming! My friend Amy, on her blog Growing Like Trees, talked yesterday about gift givi … more →

Tags: Art, Modern Culture, handmade, christmas list, Entitlement, Affluenza, salvage, Etsy, Christianity

Art for Art's Sake: Enjoying it4 comments

pcNielsen wrote 1 year ago: I’m resurrecting this draft in light of a Telegraph article that laments the commercial nature … more →

Tags: Art, art for art's sake, Artist as genius, Business of Art, criticism, Living incarnationally, Modern Culture, Painting, Sculpture

Challenge in intentional observation9 comments

pcNielsen wrote 1 year ago: This evening I came across a fascinating surface. I’m sharing it with readers here and challen … more →


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