Tom Everhart - Artist

Get to know the artist | Part 1 Influence and Inspiration instagram.com/reel/DFT6B6rJX…

instagram.com/reel/DGvklWCpC… “(Who Get’s) The Last Laugh” “The creative act is not performed by the artist alone; the spectator brings the work in contact with the external world by deciphering and interpreting its inner qualifications and thus adds his contribution to the creative act. The artist performs only one part of the creative process. The onlooker completes it, and it is the onlooker who has the last word.” -Marcel Duchamp “More importantly, spectators of the future keep the work alive by carrying it on into many generations to come. Thus, allowing the Artist the opportunity to leave something that will last much longer than those who have criticized, opposed, doubted it and laughed at it. Finally, giving the creator the last laugh!” -Tom Everhart

instagram.com/reel/DGt0bMvSY… “The creative act is not performed by the artist alone; the spectator brings the work in contact with the external world by deciphering and interpreting its inner qualifications and thus adds his contribution to the creative act. The artist performs only one part of the creative process. The onlooker completes it, and it is the onlooker who has the last word.” -Marcel Duchamp “More importantly, spectators of the future keep the work alive by carrying it on into many generations to come. Thus, allowing the Artist the opportunity to leave something that will last much longer than those who have criticized, opposed, doubted it and laughed at it. Finally, giving the creator the last laugh!” -Tom Everhart

Get to know the artist | Part 2 The Feeling of Being Alive watch: instagram.com/p/DFYamAeT7qw/

These three giants of my living life help me to dream out loud still today. “When your love is still as strong, when the ones you love are gone, tears that angels cry.” Tom Everhart July 19 2024

world in a new way. Now I raise it up the flagpole at half - mask again after losing my dear sweet mother, who first taught me how to see the world. And sadly, the passing of our loving close friend, Daniel Crosby, who helped show the world how I see.

“The Tear” 2000, acrylic and varnish on wood, 84”x 84” I have not used the image of this painting ,”The Tear “, in honor and respect of a lost friend since it’s creation, shortly after the passing of our brilliant dear friend, Charles M Schulz, who helped teach me how to see the

Opening Saturday Night!