“It’s an astonishing journey in paint,” wrote Marion Woodman, Acclained Jungian analyst/author in one of two letters to H Margret. “I’m returning your slides and photos but I am keeping two and one is pinned over my desk.” Yet, the Jungian Society curated out H Margret’s art from the Red Book exhibition in Santa Fe, NM. Institutional bias strikes again.

But the people carry on. Philadelphia’s Museum of Art tormented Dr. Barnes during his life for his Impressionist collection with every possible derision, insult and harassment. Yet, the Museum broke the Dr. Barnes iron-clad will to take possession of his Impressionist collection to save their museum. It took inside corruption of the  Barnes Museum Board, Director, and others. And, Dr. Barnes had done his work carefully to prevent this before he died. So that’s how the game is played. Deride, harass, penalize—and then take the spoils. The movie “Art Theft” documents how this theft was done. Watch it!

However, this old platform of power is ending. Globally, people look for new images expressing the times. The newest art form is memes. Memes are pictures, cartoons and photos with added words, art, symbols and collages to express the truth of situations. Memes cannot be edited, or removed easily by AI or other digital censorship processes. Memes are an exciting new creative tool for everyone to use. Yes, the revolution is being seen digitally worldwide.