Red Spot

Posted on 2013/01/31 by jgyoungmdaic@gmail.com

red spot

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Gray Gradation

Posted on 2013/01/31 by jgyoungmdaic@gmail.com

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Red Wave

Posted on 2013/01/31 by jgyoungmdaic@gmail.com

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Winter Watch by jgyoungmd

Posted on 2013/01/28 by jgyoungmdaic@gmail.com

 

She ran by
at walk pace
athletic garb on
trying to get thinner
while the trees
had already disrobed
and ice settled into the creek.
Couples wintertalk by
little noticing
other sticks racing
up the path
as I sit watching
from my window.

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Gift Rapt Plus (DVD)

Posted on 2012/07/24 by jgyoungmdaic@gmail.com

Gift Rapt [45 min.] “In this one man holiday show at Macky Auditorium Gallery at the University of Colorado, I look at the gift of NOW. Poems set the stage for this conceptual show. Some are serious, others comic; some rap and some rapture. The multi-media art works, like the poems, are multi-layered suggesting multiple meanings. In this my creative Now, I am exploring text, texture, lift-offs, collage and graphics, and gift-wrap it to you.”

The video Gift Rapt is followed by several video shorts of varying types from simple cellphone videos to complex edgy, graphic works.  The final Half to Whole is a summary video for the workshop, Love and Y(our Creative Adventure..

 

Gift Rapt Show on YouTube

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Back to blogging

Posted on 2008/04/23 by jgyoungmdaic@gmail.com

Since the last blog last year, I reached 90 videos on www.YouTube.com/jgyoungmd, got juried into art shows at Open Studios, Core Art Gallery “Wordplay” show, the Louisville National Fine Arts Show and have had two one man shows at Studio Two Gallery at Rembrandt Yard. I discovered www.soundclick.com/jgyoungmd where you can download individual pieces of my music and www.lulu.com/jgyoungmd where you can obtain my books, videos, CDs, and DVDs.

I have been more interested in new media art combining poetry, music, painting, graphics, photography into experimental video. It is wonderful being retired from psychiatry and into a new career as a full-time multi-media artist.

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Mendocino

Posted on 2007/07/24 by jgyoungmdaic@gmail.com

Documentary of our trip to Mendocino on our 25th wedding anniversary. Having fun with the children’s game, “Duck, Duck, Goose.” Commentary on seriousness and play in Buddhism.

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Less

Posted on 2007/07/24 by jgyoungmdaic@gmail.com

This subtle play on words explores the role of abstraction in art and asks, “A picture is worth a thousand words” or is it?

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Strangers to Themselves

Posted on 2007/07/24 by jgyoungmdaic@gmail.com

Freud saw Leonardo da Vinci as a repressed homosexual; Jung develops the idea of the the animus [the male side of woman] and the anima [the female side of man] which may be seen in the complex personalities of Leonardo, Mona Lisa, Mr. Lisa, and man/woman-kind. What was the Mona Lisa thinking? We are truly strangers to ourselves.

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Strangers

Posted on 2007/07/24 by jgyoungmdaic@gmail.com

His life of obscure poetry
So unique
It was hard to understand
What plagued him.
Only with great effort
Could I begin to glimpse
What he meant
But most remained hidden
In his own private world
Undisturbed by me.

Her feelings were hid
beneath her facial mask,
though for my help
she sure did ask.
She talked a lot
but made no sense.
It was easy to spot
her ambivalence,
for in her way
pretense was defense.
Though she came so close,
she remained far away.

 

 

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