Painting as theater, from Guillermo Kuitca
Crisis came early for Guillermo Kuitca.In 1980, when the prolific Argentinian painter was barely 20, Kuitca threw down his brush in frustration. Having painted consistently since he was 6 — he had his first exhibition when he was just 13 — the artist had reached a standstill. For him, the limitations of his chosen medium had become too much to bear.
"I felt that all the things that I was doing were simply not genuine enough, not good enough, not real enough. And I wasn't finding a connection with that," Kuitca said in a recent interview at the Albright-Knox Art Gallery. Kuitca's struggle came at a time when the rest of the art world, having previously declared the art of painting dead, was experiencing an overwhelming resurgence of the form.
"I didn't even know that art was dead, because I was too young to consider that," Kuitca said. "So I experienced the death of painting as a sort of personal experience, not as a market, gallery, art world situation. In a funny way, it happened at a time when there was an eruption. As the art world declared that painting was not dead, it was dying for me."
nail painting! <3
I dug out my Dark Future set in the end and got some paint on some of the plastic bikes - first time painting in a month!
hahah! got it!.. now I'm off to painting my house!!.. Gosh.. wish me luck!! hahaha tweet u later!! have a nice evening :)
Religion can be more See:- Painting with the Big Bang of Genesis YT 
If nothing is true,what more can I do? I am still painting flowers for you.
