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The Role of Postmodern Art in Diverting Public Attention from Covert Agendas Periodically, I check up on contemporary art museums. Today, I looked into the Board of Trustees of the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.[1] Diana Nelson, the president, also serves as co-chair of Carlson Holdings, Inc., on the board of directors of the …
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And a Brief Look at Chairman Emeritus, Leonard A. Lauder Do you ever feel you are being manipulated by incomprehensible forces? Do you ever get the nauseating feeling of being had? Do you feel powerless to change it? You are, have been, and the jury is out on the last. Currently at the Whitney Biennial, …
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Art History As a PsyOp, Protecting Your Mind, Emotion, and Perception 70 years ago the fascist deepstate launched one its most brilliant evil-genius PsyOp moves, a massive anti-art campaign. They did this by promoting, on a staggering level, abstract expressionism and postmodern art, with the aim to destroy human confidence. A ‘divide and conquer’ of …
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Yikes! A whole new book on the way. “Art and Aesthetics: A Personal View of Postmodernism, Eudaemonia, and Realization.”The reader will gain fundamental insights into the cultural war between postmodernism and evolutionary figurative art. They will learn about how the latter masters perception, thought, and passion in art. And how postmodernism works in the opposite, …
Yesterday the good people at the Ayn Rand Fan Club invited me to talk about art, living abroad, aesthetics, and Rand Scott Schiff and William Swig, smart guys, discuss with me art, Rand, and PsyOp. You will come away with deeper understanding of: How the windy atmosphere of Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, would have been a key perceptual …
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The Atlasphere’s Adrian Lory (previously Andrew Schwartz) caught up with Michael to talk about art, his creative process, his inspirations and influences, and his goals with the Foundation. September 2003 American painter Michael Newberry recently moved back to the United States after spending 8 years in Rhodes, Greece. He makes his living by his artwork. Michael …
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Architect Peter Cresswell interviews artist Michael Newberry. Published in The Free Radical -April-May 2004 Who is Michael Newberry? Michael Newberry is an artist with a passion. In these days when the word ‘artist’ usually requires the prefix ‘bullshit-’, Newberry instead has a vibrant, shimmering painting style that screams of exuberance and a raw joy in being alive. “Newberry’s paintings are the work of a strikingly …
Guest post by the marvelous Demi Pietchell over at The Starfire Codes Modern art is a vehicle for money laundering. Always has been. Basically, anything that can be produced for next to nothing and sold for a great deal of money could be used for money laundering. When value is dictated by the market itself …
Co-Authored by Stephen R. C. Hicks and Michael Newberry In 2001 Stephen Hicks and I collaborated on a project, he wrote the introduction, Post-Postmodern Art, to my Manifesto. I had the easier work or harder work depending on how you look at it, the Manifesto is only four sentences but the four paintings represent five …
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Michael Newberry 