Description: ‘Child Wondering’, Mirapuri, 24th March 2016, ink and acryl on paper, 29,7 cm x 41 cm
All Michel Montecrossa Paintings and Drawings are available as High Resolution Digital Art Prints on canvas, either in standard-size A1 (59,4 cm x 84,1 cm) for 1000 €uro each plus shipping or on demand in other formats.
New Exhibition: the ‘LOOKING FORWARD’ Art Exhibition 2017/2019 of Michel Montecrossa’s new paintings and drawings at the New Art Gallery in the Filmaur Multimedia House (Danziger Str. 1, 82131 Gauting, Germany, Filmaur@Mirapuri-Enterprises.com ), more information about the exhibition you find here
Read here about ‘THE ENERGY OF ART’ ART EXHIBITION of Michel Montecrossa paintings and drawings at the Mirapuri New Art Gallery (Mirapuri-Coiromonte, Italy)
Song & Lyrics Spotlight: read the lyrics &listen to the acoustic New-Topical-Song ‘The Dream Of The People’ byMichel Montecrossa taken from his ‘In The Street’ Climate Change Concert that you can read about here and download here from iTunes.
The dream of the people isn’t nuclear world
of disaster, meltdown and contamination,
nor are mad leaders the dream of the people
or any of them wars, horror, terror and death,
nor atomic nations of long-term contamination
where the future is a-glowin’.
The dream of the people is like a sweet child
not deserving ban or discrimination.
Common sense tells that dreams are much more real
than outer things misused for the unreal.
Higher food prices and rising cost for housing,
education, health and energy
aren’t the dream of the people.
The dream of the people is beauty and kindness,
happiness and enduring love,
food on the table and future for the children,
a good job and fair wages.
The dream of the people is justice and freedom,
the joy of the wine of someone that is a-lovin’ you.
The dream of the people is humanity and hope,
the drive for the better and a world of love.
The dream of the people is to have a home
and loved ones protected from crime and harm.
To be good is the real dream and feel
of all the people wherever they might be.
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