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Beauty Keeps You Young

Guest post by: Barbara Garro

Article Overview: The more beauty you have in your life on purpose, the happier you are likely to be. Surround yourself with beautiful people, things, gardens, pets, food. It is important. Dress yourself like you are going out among kings and queens. Always feel good about the way you look, no matter where you are. I know. I know. Comfort is important. I agree. You can be comfortable and beautiful. Comfortable doesn't need to mean sloppy!

Beauty Keeps You Young

Franz Kafka said, "Anyone who keeps the ability to see beauty never grows old."

Beauty keeps you young. Nothing much has changed

about the truth of that statement in thousands of years.

People today are still drawn to beauty. They purchase

art to bring beauty into their lives. Obviously, everyone

has a personal concept of what art is beautiful. Still,

many people and most collectors are clear on what art

movement speaks to their particular sense of what is

beautiful. What art movements speak to you? Is it

Contemporary Art, the art that is being created right now?

Is it Modern Art, Cubism, Expressionist, Surrealism,

Abstract, or its hybrid, Abstract Expressionism?

Why, with all the technological advances, do people

still want original art? Original art comes directly from

the mind, heart, soul and hands of the artist to a buyer.

One-of-a-kind, handcrafted, a thing of beauty only one

buyer can own at any time.

Why are people drawn to collect the work of a single

artist? Perhaps a buyer knows the artist personally,

having followed a local artist through career stages.

How exciting to meet the artist and get the chance to

speak directly about the artist's work.

Those of you who go to sporting events, you know

how exciting it is to meet the players, riders and drivers.

Meeting artists can be fascinating. Imagine owning a

piece of art you can tell a story about by an artist whose

story you know. You probably already know how much

easier it is to meet artists than super-star sports giants.

Meet and greet artists because you can.

Artists are interesting. Look for art gallery openings

and local art council shows. Be there where you get

a chance to mingle with artists and discuss their work

with them. Why? Because every piece of art has a

story attached to it. Art stories amaze. Artists lead

exciting, spontaneous, serendipitous lives. Many

move through life following whatever attracts them.

Artists have stories attached to them, as well. Many

professional artists have had to wait a long time to

earn the bliss of creating until late in life. Some of

these artists appear like they can't afford to waste a

minute. Others appear like they have all the time in

the world. Other artists have always been artists, like

Picasso, whose mother once told him, "If you become

a soldier you'll be a general. If you become a monk

you'll end up the Pope." Picasso said, "Instead, I

became a painter and wound up as Picasso."

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