Archive - PTSD and Art

Mysteries of the Unimportant

Many great artists have captured the mystery of the unimportant, the insignificant, and made it immortal.

Jun 27 •

James John Magner

I discovered watercolor painting as an art major.

Jun 6 •

James John Magner

May 2025

Windows in the Art Garden

What is it about women and windows?

May 14 •

James John Magner

April 2025

Flowers in the Art Garden

Everywhere you look in the art garden you will see flowers.

Apr 16 •

James John Magner

March 2025

Abstract Reality

What are they supposed to mean?

Mar 31 •

James John Magner

Reach for Reality

How many realities are there?

Mar 9 •

James John Magner

February 2025

Minor Works - Major Angst

The great works of art through the ages are familiar to most people, like this painting by Johannes Vermeer.

Feb 14 •

James John Magner

January 2025

You ever feel lost?

Jan 22 •

James John Magner

December 2024

Much has been written about seeing.

Dec 30, 2024 •

James John Magner

The Sound of Color

In the eyes and ears of some artists, sounds have color.

Dec 6, 2024 •

James John Magner

November 2024

Quiet Spaces in the Art Garden

There are quiet places in the art garden.

Nov 15, 2024 •

James John Magner

October 2024

Shining Through the Darkness: & Note # 3

Beauty and art live up here in our noggins.

Oct 28, 2024 •

James John Magner

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