THAT'S NOT ART!



When I obtained Neil Isman's collection of Icarts many of my "serious" friends kidded me about these being sheer boudoir fluff......so, i should collect Motherwells, De Koonings and "serious art"?......fluff...bluff...enough! I draw no distinction between these worlds in continuum....that is for art critics to haggle over....

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