St. Margarethen Symposium

[abknight@zzzzzz]

Yes, Courbet green on the hundred breasted table!

I found St. Margarethen through Adolf Ryszka.

 "His voice is especially important now that there is so
much trash, shallowness and jarring aggression in art. I
believe that his art will be a reference point for other
artists to fall back on at moments of crisis."

 From:
http://www.ryszka.pl/index_en.htm

I find peace, humor and depth in the reddish stone with
the hole, rope and ball.

He has a couple of more images about the web which often
show his inventive feel for how a stone should rest on
large gravel or some other spacer.  "Don't bury me", they
cry!  Or "I feel a breeze down there!"  I feel he has
unweighted the stones and made them brighter personages,
if not ambulatory.

Cheers!