News and articles - Page 1. Below you'll find news about the work of Jan G. Marque, and Articles related to his work. Who is Dr. Kamt? (More clues to the subject). In the painting you can see that besides the normal path, which probably goes from a to b, the regular path, another one is visible that runs around an old oak tree. This path is often treads, because it is ingrained in the landscape considerably. » Read more...» Philosophical Realism in romantic landscapes of Jan G. Marque. For the most part my work consists of Philosophical Realism. The Philosophical Realism is an art form in which meanings of words and figurative symbolism (caption + painting) have been merged. » Read more...» Sponsor or commissioner needed for the realisation of art project Vril, The Power of the Coming Race. Have you ever visualised the underground world of the Vril-ya which Edward Bulwer Lytton described for us? No? I can change that for you. » Read more...» New virtual exhibition of work by Dutch artist Jan G. Marque in Second Life on the Internet. On januari 31rd 2010 at 12:00 a.m. SLT (21;00 uur Dutch time) is the opening of another grand virtual exhibition of the work of Jan G. Marque in Second Life. » Read more...» Virtual exhibition of work by Dutch artist Jan G. Marque in Second Life on the Internet. On august 23rd 2009 at 10:00 a.m. SLT (19;00 uur Dutch time) is the opening of the grand virtual exhibition of the work of Jan G. Marque in Second Life. » Read more...» Free drawing of Jan G. Marque. Are you interested in a free drawing of Jan G. Marque. Click on the button ‘free drawing’ and read the conditions. Review in a daily Dutch Newspaper about Museum Jan G. Marque 2003. Gallery Afterdaan in Elim (the Netherlansds) has become a museum. Until the autumn you can find here Museum Jan G. Marque, who presents his philosophical realism under the title ‘The challenging game called reflection.’ Who sees and reads the work of this philosopher/ painter in the gallery, could easily be tempted to... » Read more...» Art Wars Part 3. Revenge of the Modern Art Movement. No one, not even the Dark-side brethrens, had suspected that the conceptual clone wars turned out to be a preconceived and vicious masterminded plan to wipe out the arts of the old era. Once and for all, the total annihilation of the evolution of the old arts was now within reach of the Empire... » Read more...» Art Wars Part 2. Attack of the coneptual Clones. The Dark-side of the arts, the Modern Art movement, was ready for their next move. By declaring their ruling art as part of the first galactic Empire, they had tightened their grip on the art market. And while the universe was shrouded in a vortex of hopelessness, the force of the old era seemed to be ancient history to most people. It had happened only decades ago, but a lot of them had proven to be short-sighted towards the events that had passed their eyes... » Read more...» Art Wars Part 1. The Pencil Menace. The once neutral system known as the art market, was millennia the base for a constant force of evolving patterns into the aesthetics, reflection and so understanding of mankind. These where peaceful times... » Read more...» Publication for the Australian Art Magazine Surrealistic Zine 2007. Surrealism vs. the Philosophical Realism of Jan G. Marque. The Surrealists believed in what they called an "absolute reality," a sub-conscious place where dream and reality melt together. For them the dream is the expression of reality, with all their visions and symbols hidden inside. Take for example their psychic "automatism"... » Read more...» I was invited to participate in an interview for the art magazine The Artella Daily Muse. Daily Muse: How would you describe your art?    Jan Marque: I call my art Philosophical Realism. It's a form of art where word and image is combined, and where the meaning of the subject is as important as the image. So what you see must look great, but it also must mean something... » Read more...»