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    Why Art Matters

    By Jeremy | February 24, 2005

    It communicates Truth viscerally in ways that mere words cannot. See for example, Transformations, the mural we commissioned from artist Greg King for Generation Xcel's 88-Step theater.

    Greg King, 2002. Oil on Canvas. Triptych measuring appx. 8x12 Transformations depicts Generation Xcel's vision for community and individual renewal. The perimeter of the cityscape is characterized by the worst that cities offer: drug deals, burning buildings, traffic, rioting, smut shops, and more. But at the heart of the city, a transformation is beginning. The buildings are straighter; it's brighter; even the architecture is different. And the transformation is working its way outward. At the same time, a bridge connects individuals to the community-wide transformation. When they begin the journey, they come with baggage: personal addictions; emotional wounds, failing families. Compelling them across the bridge are young people and the YW8? (Why Wait?) symbol, shining like a beacon from the City's heart, reminding them that they don't need to wait until tomorrow to experience transformation today. As they come, their walk get straighter; their futures look brighter; even their expectations are different. And the transformation that begins in their heart works its way outward. _________________________________ A note on the artist: Greg King is a renaissance artist in the truest sense of the term. Equally adept at painting, filmmaking, photography, and music, Greg communicates Truth in media that speak to people's hearts. To contact Greg about your next art commission, email byfyconsulting at yahoo dot com.nokia 2285 free ringtone polyphonic51 squad ringtonenokia ringtone 6010 polyphonicringtone nokia 6260 polyphonicfree nokia download ringtone 3285ringtone 2260 polyphonic free nokiaringtones funny ring ring ring actora55 ringtone siemens Maptraining commercial loan officers forauto truth lending loans intulsa loans area services fiancialmicroloan dateline tvloan of typestypes school loans ofhome uk loanloans poor uk secured credit Map

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