But I have another idea that makes this whole endeavor worth it. It has to do with the times I have spent before great art, and it has to do with us being made in His image. Even if someone is not an artist, they can appreciate it. They can let it bring beauty to their life, they can let it challenge them, and they can use it to help them understand their own condition. I really hope that something I say here helps someone, maybe a couple of people, have a conversation about art, because I feel that it is so often put on the backburner.
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