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Remembering Bygone Days In Isolation The Road Of No Return
Remembering Bygone Days In Isolation Titus Canyon Death Valley California Twenty-seven miles of one way road snakes it’s way through the heart of the Grapevine Mountains. Heading east near the ghost town of Rhyolite Nevada you pick up the road to Titus Canyon. One of the most incredible backroad journeys you can experience in Death […]
Posted in: Art, Art News, Back Roads, Covid19, Environment, How to, Road Trips, Things to Do, Titus Canyon
Isolation in the Time Of Covid19
March 27, 2020
A Dramatic End Of The Road Trip Spring 2019 we set out on our road trip adventure. We made a two month long trip out west, then returned to our rental in North Carolina. We finished putting everything in storage and hit the road full time in August. Unravelling all those anchor connections take […]
Posted in: Art, Covid19, Culture Economey, How to, Isolation Covid19, Journalism, Media, On Art, Photography, RV
Powering Your Artwork On The Go
March 5, 2019
Most Artists today rely on the Electrical Grid for power. Electricity powers all of our devices from phones and computers to the tools many of us use to create our artwork and manage our daily business. Technology has transformed the way we create, work and live. We can work almost anywhere and still have the […]
Posted in: Art, Culture Economey, How to, How to survive as a Working Artists, Mobile Art, Photography, RV, Solar Power
Mobile Art Studio Getting Ready
March 2, 2019
There are literally a lot of moving parts and considerations you have to think about.
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Life Death Art and Living
February 26, 2019
It’s been just over two years since death came calling. All the chaos of life came into a sharp clear focus. What remained was measured in hours and then minutes. The ER doctor said your bowel has ruptured and you have sepsis, you are dying. The sharp severe pain in my left side that sent […]
The Age Of Florence-Let there be Air
September 18, 2018
Today we all made it home to Jacksonville North Carolina. Our GPS real time navigation worked very well and routed us around road closures and hazards. We used Google Maps which today update as road information changes on the smart phone app. That being said our trip wasn’t without some challenges. Before we left I […]
The Age Of Florence
September 17, 2018
Sitting in a hotel room in Raleigh North Carolina after evacuating my new home in Jacksonville on the coast. It occurred to me the future of a decade ago has arrived and we all are living in that present time. Now I am no stranger to disasters I have witnessed a lot of them, it […]
Update.
May 2, 2017
Today is one week post surgery. The surgery went very well and everything is on the mend. I have to say the surgery went much better this time. Maybe because I wasn’t septic? My care givers were the best. Don’t ever let anyone tell you a machine can do the job of a Nurse. I […]
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As artists our most successful works are the ones we never made.
April 23, 2017
Lethe River of Forgetfulness Digital Montage On Aluminum 30 x30 David Lee Eubank 2016 After all where does art live? As artists our most successful works are the ones we never made and have now faded from our memory. It is not really about things so much as about life and how we live. As I […]
david eubank on art 
March 31, 2020
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