After rambling about my own drift from the abtsract to the real, jonathan jones says it best at the guardian:
"No novelist can win the Booker prize without being able to write. But if you said all artists must be able to draw, you'd be laughed at. I'm not trying to reimpose academic art education. But tolerance and creative freedom must be a two-way street. If artists are free to do what they like, this should also include the right to learn to draw and paint superbly well – and to have that ability recognised and valued."
Grauniad art blog here!
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