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DEFINITION OF HATE

“Whitewash”, the term itself refers to the act of covering up or concealing unpleasant facts. It involves downplaying or ignoring scandals or negative issues to maintain a positive public image. My painting, a 24x30 oil on linen canvas, includes a lot of symbolism relating to today’s politics, particularly within what is left of the conservative movement. And so, let’s dive into the historical aspects of the painting behind my painting.

THE MAGIC OF  BEWITCHED

The Magical World of Bewitched

Once upon a time, there was a magical TV show called Bewitched. It was a story of a beautiful witch named Samantha who fell in love with a mortal man named Darrin Stephens. But…

THERE'S OIL IN THOSE HILLS

The Beverly Hillbillies

An American icon of TV sitcoms, The Beverly Hillbillies was broadcast on CBS from 1962 to 1971. The series idea was based on an actual family who lived in Beverly Hills, California…

MINNEAPOLIS HERE I COME

The Mary Tyler Moore Show

It all started in 1970 when a single woman left for the big city to forge her own path. This show was remarkable in its day showing that women didn't have to wear pearls and…

MY BROTHER'S KEEPER

Hate Won't Win

This painting is graphic and it is graphic on purpose. It should haunt you, it should shock you, it should make you think. This is not a religious painting and that is one thing that…

KEEP IT ALL IN THE FAMILY

Keep in the Family

This TV sitcom painting falls in line with the previous TV sitcom painting of "The Jeffersons" in 2019. "All in the Family" was the TV sitcom that gave rise to "The Jeffersons" as…

SOCIALLY AWARE TV 

TV Sitcom with Social Awareness

My painting highlights one of the most iconic and ahead of its time TV comedy shows, The Jeffersons. Although this painting may have not been the first to feature an…

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Dive deeper into the stories behind my art. Check out my Art News site for updates and features, and visit my Substack, Artist with an Attitude, for bold, thought-provoking pieces where politics and famous works of art collide. Because art doesn’t just reflect the world—it challenges it.

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