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  • Our Sites
    • Parkstone main website
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  • The Guitar Lesson – Balthus 1934
    English,  Scandal of the month,  Shelley’s Art Musings

    Shelley’s Art Scandal – THAT painting by Balthus…

    February 16, 2020 / 0 Comments

    Well… It’s been a while, hasn’t it… since I last wrote about scandalous art, so I thought I would make my come back with a big bang and investigate one of the most notorious and provocative paintings. We are now in an age, where we, thankfully, are becoming increasingly aware of consent, trying to stamp out acts against minors and ensuring adequate processes are in place to protect those who are not of an age to make decisions for themselves with clarity.  This said, the processes are not infallible, and this doesn’t protect against cultural differences or just things that happen behind closed doors which go unreported.  Obviously, in the…

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  • Art Exhibition,  English

    Beaux-Arts, fromage, guillotines, and other French concepts

    January 17, 2013 / 3 Comments

    I started learning French about ten months ago. It was an idea that I toyed with for the ridiculously large span of one to thirteen years prior (when it was offered in middle school and my dearest mother thought Spanish would prove more useful in my future and made me study it instead – I will neither agree or disagree with that point all of these years later). Initially this venture, ten months ago, started out of spite – I was surrounded by French speakers and could never get a word in edgewise because I never knew what the hell they were talking about. I planned to learn it the…

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