Monday, August 11, 2014
Wednesday, August 06, 2014
Friday, July 11, 2014
Ephemera
This painting won 2nd place in the River Market Regional Exhibition! Check out the online catalogue.
The head curator from the Nelson-Atkins museum of Art was the judge. I feel good.
"Titterington’s series of sky paintings are intended to “bring the sky down, and to highlight the ever-present source of light and weather. When we open our eyes, sky provides the space and the light for seeing. Sky is openness or transparency itself, sheer luminosity. It is nature’s most elusive realm, and it provides a great metaphor for the self. As Rilke says, our inner lives are, for the most part, intensified skies.” "
Wednesday, May 28, 2014
Happy Birthday Kyle
It's all in your brain.
Scientists have found that dogs across a variety of breeds align their body axis with the Earth's magnetic field before squatting to poop. "Our analysis of the raw data ... indicates that dogs not only prefer north-south direction, but at the same time they also avoid east-west direction. It is unclear why the dogs find the planet's north-south axis more comforting."
Friday, May 02, 2014
Atlanta
My painting retreat in Atlanta has been fruitful. I have also completed my manuscript "Landscape Theology" and am in the process of editing it down to 35,000 words (about 120-140 pages). Here are some of the almost-finished paintings.
Here is a Ram Dass lecture I have been listening to at least twice a year for over ten years, and it still brings me clarity.
And here is a great, short TED talk that is inspirational and totally relevant.
Monday, February 24, 2014
Reality Sandwich
My new essay introducing Landscape Theology made it to the front page of Reality Sandwich. Please check it out, logon, and upvote me, if you have any extra time.
Friday, February 14, 2014
Sunday, February 09, 2014
Saturday, February 08, 2014
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