An Arising
| Paul Scott Malone |
"...Art is not
elaborate
technique, and art
is not the quest of
beauty. It is the
vanguard of life,
scouting,
pioneering,
reaching into the
unknown, into that
which is not yet
amenable to law. It
is the thrill of
wonder, the gaze
from a peak in
Darien, the road to
Xanudu, the dim
Ultima Thule, the
solemn joy of
voyaging through
strange seas of
thought alone. It is
a venture
elaborate
technique, and art
is not the quest of
beauty. It is the
vanguard of life,
scouting,
pioneering,
reaching into the
unknown, into that
which is not yet
amenable to law. It
is the thrill of
wonder, the gaze
from a peak in
Darien, the road to
Xanudu, the dim
Ultima Thule, the
solemn joy of
voyaging through
strange seas of
thought alone. It is
a venture
beyond organized truth, beyond acknowledged virtue,
beyond recognized beauty, and ... beyond the dreary
dailiness which usurps the name of life. Art, thus interpreted,
spurns patterns, standards, values: words which of their very
nature are essentially philistine. Thus it cannot exist save for
its own sake only. Whoever looks primarily to the true, the
good, or the beautiful, with art merely as a mode of
approach, is turning his back on the reality of art."
beyond recognized beauty, and ... beyond the dreary
dailiness which usurps the name of life. Art, thus interpreted,
spurns patterns, standards, values: words which of their very
nature are essentially philistine. Thus it cannot exist save for
its own sake only. Whoever looks primarily to the true, the
good, or the beautiful, with art merely as a mode of
approach, is turning his back on the reality of art."
Web site, Paul Scott Malone
Last updated 3/10/2012
Last updated 3/10/2012
(c) Copyright 1997-2012 Paul Scott Malone All rights reserved
Albert Guerard
"To arrest, for the
space of a breath, the
hands busy about the
work of the earth, and
compel men entranced
by the sight of distant
goals to glance for a
moment at the
surrounding vision of
form and colour; of
sunshine and shadows;
to make them pause
for a look, for a sigh,
for a smile -- such is
the aim, difficult and
evanescent, and
reserved only for a
very few to achieve.
But sometimes, by the
deserving and the
fortunate, even that
task is accomplished.
And when it is
accomplished --
behold! -- all the truth
of life is there: a
moment of vision, a
sigh, a smile -- and the
return to an eternal
rest."
Joseph Conrad
space of a breath, the
hands busy about the
work of the earth, and
compel men entranced
by the sight of distant
goals to glance for a
moment at the
surrounding vision of
form and colour; of
sunshine and shadows;
to make them pause
for a look, for a sigh,
for a smile -- such is
the aim, difficult and
evanescent, and
reserved only for a
very few to achieve.
But sometimes, by the
deserving and the
fortunate, even that
task is accomplished.
And when it is
accomplished --
behold! -- all the truth
of life is there: a
moment of vision, a
sigh, a smile -- and the
return to an eternal
rest."
Joseph Conrad
News & Information
Note: To see the most recent work by the artist, please go to one of the online galleries cited below under Additional Venues; the best is ArtSlant. To
start: Click on artslant.com. In the upper right hand corner of the new page click on Profile; best view: click on Artworks.) Look for the LACE series, the
pencil portraits, Rusty Tin series, the first few STORM paintings, and the single painting called "EXTREME #7." The painter's biography and
images of two paintings appeared in Art & Beyond magazine, both the Jan/Feb issue (devoted to the artists included in Living Artists of Today,
a juried art book, to come out later this year), and the Mar/Apr Issue as well. To see his work please google Art & Behyond. Meanwhile,
International Contemporary Masters, an annual juried art book, asked the painter to submit images of his work and a bio for its Volume V.
Last year, he contracted with PS Books, Philadelphia, to provide cover art for a poetry book, Kiss, by Alison Hicks, which appeared in
September. Important Artists of the World this year will devote a page to the artist's work.
Note: To see the most recent work by the artist, please go to one of the online galleries cited below under Additional Venues; the best is ArtSlant. To
start: Click on artslant.com. In the upper right hand corner of the new page click on Profile; best view: click on Artworks.) Look for the LACE series, the
pencil portraits, Rusty Tin series, the first few STORM paintings, and the single painting called "EXTREME #7." The painter's biography and
images of two paintings appeared in Art & Beyond magazine, both the Jan/Feb issue (devoted to the artists included in Living Artists of Today,
a juried art book, to come out later this year), and the Mar/Apr Issue as well. To see his work please google Art & Behyond. Meanwhile,
International Contemporary Masters, an annual juried art book, asked the painter to submit images of his work and a bio for its Volume V.
Last year, he contracted with PS Books, Philadelphia, to provide cover art for a poetry book, Kiss, by Alison Hicks, which appeared in
September. Important Artists of the World this year will devote a page to the artist's work.
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exhibited on this web site, owns the copyright and
possesses exclusive rights to the images, including but not
limited to, reproduction, distribution, display and derivation.
Please do not derive other works from Malone's paintings
or download, print, reproduce, or redistribute them without
prior written permission from Paul Scott Malone. Copyright
of all his images and oil paintings is retained by the painter
and is not transferred in the event an artwork (or works) is
sold, loaned or made a gift to another person (or persons)
(c) Copyright 1997-2012 Paul Scott Malone All rights
reserved pertaining to all works of art, visual or written, on
this web site.
exhibited on this web site, owns the copyright and
possesses exclusive rights to the images, including but not
limited to, reproduction, distribution, display and derivation.
Please do not derive other works from Malone's paintings
or download, print, reproduce, or redistribute them without
prior written permission from Paul Scott Malone. Copyright
of all his images and oil paintings is retained by the painter
and is not transferred in the event an artwork (or works) is
sold, loaned or made a gift to another person (or persons)
(c) Copyright 1997-2012 Paul Scott Malone All rights
reserved pertaining to all works of art, visual or written, on
this web site.
Additional Venues
ArtSlant, New York
(CLICK HERE: www. artslant.com/paulscottmalone)
www.linkedin.com/paulscottmalone
Behance
(http://be.net/paulscottmalone/frame)
ArtBreak, Pittsburgh Institute of Art
(www.artbreak.com/paulscottmalone)
ARTwALL zine, London
(www.artwallzine.com/network)
Art Review, London
(www.artreview.com/
CultureInside, Luxembourg
(wwwcultureInside.com/paulscottmalone)
Jack Art Gallery, Atlanta
(www.jackartgallery.com/paulscottmalone)
Artists Space, New York
(www.artsspace.org)
(CLICK HERE: www. artslant.com/paulscottmalone)
www.linkedin.com/paulscottmalone
Behance
(http://be.net/paulscottmalone/frame)
ArtBreak, Pittsburgh Institute of Art
(www.artbreak.com/paulscottmalone)
ARTwALL zine, London
(www.artwallzine.com/network)
Art Review, London
(www.artreview.com/
CultureInside, Luxembourg
(wwwcultureInside.com/paulscottmalone)
Jack Art Gallery, Atlanta
(www.jackartgallery.com/paulscottmalone)
Artists Space, New York
(www.artsspace.org)
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Talent.me
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Chamber.com
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Twitter
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Links
Mosaic Artwork by Colleen
Slater, Tucson, AZ
fantasygardenmosaics.com
Slater, Tucson, AZ
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"To arrest, for the
space of a breath, the
hands busy about the
work of the earth, and
compel men entranced
by the sight of distant
goals to glance for a
moment at the
surrounding vision of
form and colour; of
sunshine and shadows;
to make them pause
for a look, for a sigh,
for a smile -- such is
the aim, difficult and
evanescent, and
reserved only for a
very few to achieve.
But sometimes, by the
deserving and the
fortunate, even that
task is accomplished.
And when it is
accomplished --
behold! -- all the truth
of life is there: a
moment of vision, a
sigh, a smile -- and the
return to an eternal
rest."
Joseph Conrad
space of a breath, the
hands busy about the
work of the earth, and
compel men entranced
by the sight of distant
goals to glance for a
moment at the
surrounding vision of
form and colour; of
sunshine and shadows;
to make them pause
for a look, for a sigh,
for a smile -- such is
the aim, difficult and
evanescent, and
reserved only for a
very few to achieve.
But sometimes, by the
deserving and the
fortunate, even that
task is accomplished.
And when it is
accomplished --
behold! -- all the truth
of life is there: a
moment of vision, a
sigh, a smile -- and the
return to an eternal
rest."
Joseph Conrad
Excellent online gallery run
by an excellent artist, Ana
Louisa Rincon
rinconart.com
by an excellent artist, Ana
Louisa Rincon
rinconart.com
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