Welcome to the rebellious blog of an obsessively overly perfectionistic artist, who is compelled to create and occasionally write about the proccess. Do artists really have to be crazy to create? Perhaps not, but the water is warm, so dive in and find out! RSS Feed "Be a good craftsman; it won't stop you being a genius." - Auguste Renoir 5/31/2007 Part 2 of our Latest Podcast Up on the Polysemy site is part 2 of the premiere podcast with Dan Allison, Thom Morgan, Matthew Dallman, and me. This is a continuation of our discussion about an experiment in which virtuoso violinist, Joshua Bell, anonymously played his Strad during the morning rush hour in a Washington D.C. metro station. Please join us as we take the discussion even further. Part 2 at Polysemy.org Part 1 at Polysemy.org Pearls Before Breakfast, The Washington Post with clips of the sublime and sexy Mr. Bell, playing that most resonant instrument 12:24 PM - permanent link email this entry to a friend 1 comments

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