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Photographs by Claude Lockhart Clark

Oct 29, '07 7:12 PM
for everyone

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TURTLE

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Side View of a Turtle Box

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butterfly

FISH
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frog_staff

ralph

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ralph_rside

ralph_back

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Marsalais

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Hollow Figure

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ZULU

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renster wrote on Nov 23, '07

great concepts here!

lockhart882000 wrote on Nov 23, '07

Thanks Renster ~ Looking forward to seeing you soon. Peace ~

cim033 wrote on Nov 23, '07

beautiful fish

lockhart882000 wrote on Nov 24, '07

Thanks for the complement. I hope to have more fish later.

opossumd wrote on Nov 25, '07

I'm impressed. I particularly like the 3-chromatic pictures. Kudos.

opossumd wrote on Nov 25, '07

Poignant. Chilling. Guernica-like symbolism.

opossumd wrote on Nov 25, '07

I find this puzzling and disturbing. I read a fierce criticism of the American way of life in it. Am I far from the truth?

opossumd wrote on Nov 25, '07

I love the black humour behind this one.

opossumd wrote on Nov 25, '07

Have you been partly inspired by Eco's Name of the Rose for this metaphysical vision? The faceless judge compares very closely to the Great Inquisitor.

opossumd wrote on Nov 25, '07

Did you use the collage technique here? Interesting use of 2-dimension space.

opossumd wrote on Nov 25, '07

Another collage, it seems. Joyful, cheerful. It speaks of hope.

opossumd wrote on Nov 25, '07

I absolutely love the naughty skeletons!

opossumd wrote on Nov 25, '07, edited on Nov 25, '07

A Black Panther manifesto, right? Powerful.

krim711 wrote on Nov 25, '07, edited on Nov 25, '07

nice sculptures......... thank you for invite
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lockhart882000 wrote on Nov 25, '07, edited on Nov 25, '07

All Power To The People ~

Sweet Dani ~ What's - Up? The sky is the limit over here. Thanks for your comments. I will answer everyone of them. Right now I am working on a table of contents for the journal part of Westgate. I noticed you detected something over there before I did, no problem. Peace ~

lockhart882000 wrote on Nov 25, '07, edited on Nov 25, '07

Conchita ~

Far out ~ That is so cool. Thanks ~ Just what we as artist should be about. Please fill free to drop by any time. I will get by your site as well. Peace ~

opossumd wrote on Nov 25, '07

I look forward to your replies, Lockhart, but no need to hurry. I honestly don't know what you are referring to about me detecting something in Westgate. Hmmm... *scratches head*
I wish you a bright new week. And kudos again.

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lockhart882000 wrote on Nov 25, '07, edited on Nov 25, '07

“There are three monks, who had been sitting in deep meditation for many years amidst the Himalayan snow peaks, never speaking a word, in utter silence. One morning, one of the three suddenly speaks up and says, ‘What a lovely morning this is.’ And he falls silent again. Five years of silence pass, when all at once the second monk speaks up and says, ‘But we could do with some rain.’ There is silence among them for another five years, when suddenly the third monk says, ‘Why can’t you two stop chattering?”

Erm... sorry, I didn't catch it. Could you please repeat it, maybe in 5 years' time? :D

I have seen that story some where else before. He is all right. I hope he writes again. I will catalogue everyone's work so that it is easier to find.

markrams wrote on Nov 28, '07

wow! this is really amazing!

lockhart882000 wrote on Nov 30, '07

The education system where I received training has suffered a stillbirth.

lockhart882000 wrote on Nov 30, '07, edited on Nov 30, '07

Those are James Brown stamps, trading stamps. They were use in stores during the 1970's in San Francisco Bay Area, Los Angeles and Chicago. I received my stamps from gas stations. Record stores carried them also. They came in two shades of brown. This "link " will give you a closer look a the stamps.

lockhart882000 wrote on Nov 30, '07, edited on Nov 30, '07

This picture also has James Brown stamps. I used water to wash the brown out. This "link " will give you a closer look a the stamps.

hecallmecree wrote on Dec 2, '07

Im interested in what this photo is saying. can you tell me?

Cree

hecallmecree wrote on Dec 2, '07

LOVE IT LOVE IT LOVE IT!!!!!!!

hecallmecree wrote on Dec 2, '07

I have never see anything like this before. Very creative. Im just getting into art so I know NOTHING about it.

lockhart882000 wrote on Dec 2, '07

Cree ~

Where did you come from? What are you up to? This public education system we have over here is having a stillbirth. Many African Americans may not make it to college if the family situation doesn't improve. Thanks for coming by. Peace ~

lockhart882000 wrote on Dec 2, '07

The James Brown Stamps lasted for about 10 years. I havent't seen anything like that type of African American Stamp since. CLC

sampenaso wrote on Jan 26

wow! i love this piece, cheers (--:

sbleecker wrote on Feb 22

Wow some great work here. I really love the sculpture the most.

lockhart882000 wrote on Feb 22

sbleecker said

Wow some great work here. I really love the sculpture the most.

The sculpture is really what I am best at. The drawings receive attention, because that is what people seem to relate to. I am interested in doing sculpture. CLC

daizsavu wrote on Apr 6

Wow that's as deep as it is true!

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lockhart882000 wrote on May 24

daizsavu said

Wow that's as deep as it is true!

That is where part of Western Education is today. At the public school levels primary and secondary meaningful education doesn't function very well at all. In the colleges if you are not careful you will be presented with materials you will never use.

lockhart882000 wrote on May 24

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