Take a look at the paintings of artist Rebecca Newman,

in the following video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ZTSvqC6xFM

Still photos of the same paintings can be seen at:

http://picasaweb.google.com/bekkeee/RebeccaNewmanPaintings

(Photos of more paintings will be posted at the latter site soon.)

What do people think of this uniquely beautiful and emotional artwork?

Take a look at the paintings of artist Rebecca Newman,
 
in the following video:
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ZTSvqC6xFM
 
 
Still photos of the same paintings can be seen at:
 

Hey there,

I just read an interview with you and have some
comments to make, particularly about the thorny
topic of criticism.

I would have used a group in the uk hierarchy had
there been one.

Why worry about "screwing up enough courage"
to read a review of yourself in The Telegraph?
Don't you have an agent? What else do they get
their commission for? Perhaps one of your Young
British Artist friends could Warhol a facsimile into
a posterised photo, perhaps caricaturing the chap
who penned the review in the first place, to soften
the blow?

Nobody thought of that? I certainly shouldn't want
such self-centred and inconsiderate people around
my deathbed.

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