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David Greg Taylor - Artist, Writer, Teacher

I was first published in Realm magazine in 1972, at the age of nineteen, and contributed short stories and illustrations to Yellow Dog Comix, The Buyer’s Guide to Comics Fandom, Cascade Comix Monthly, The Muskrat News, and had my own book, Hobo Stories, u
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A Manner of Drawing – a Skull

Nov 22, 2009
I’ve been teaching drawing for many years, and there are several different, valid ways to approach the subject. I have my way, derived from long experience, that is based on what I think is something common to older artists: we know we can do it, and...

The Late Picassos at Gagosian

Nov 16, 2009
Okay, I’m months behind on this, but the video has Picasso’s grandson Bernard in it, and that’s a great reason to feature it. This is Olga’s grandson too. I always felt bad for poor Olga. Tweet This Post

Julian Schnabel & David Bowie

Nov 12, 2009
This interview is from 1996, and it’s about the film Basquiet.  I’m posting it because David Bowie is in it, and I’ve always been nuts about Bowie. Tweet This Post

Kathe Kollwitz: A Second Look

Nov 11, 2009
I was introduced to Kathe Kollwitz by a wonderful German artist, Susi Ettinger. She was my drawing teacher when I was nineteen years old. She spoke very highly of her, and I was struck immediately by these images. This woman could draw! She could,...

Another Day of Alexander Liberman

Nov 11, 2009
I featured Alexander Liberman yesterday, simply because he had a day job, which was not his first love. Charlie Rose interviewed him in 1996, and it’s a nice follow-up to yesterday’s video. He’d aged a bit. We all do that. The Artist in His...


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