title: Disturbing Art Lessons, A Memoir of Questionable Ideas and Equivocal Experiences
author:  Eli Levin 
description: Eli Levin is one of New Mexico's best-known living, working artists. Starting his career in Santa Fe in 1964, he became recognized for his paintings of local night life. While returning often to his Social Realist roots, his work has also explored mythology, still life, landscape and the nude. The son of novelist Meyer Levin, he has written art reviews and taught art history. He hosts two artist's gatherings, a model drawing group since 1969 and The Santa Fe Etching Club since 1980. Levin studied painting with Raphael Soyer, George Grosz and Robert Beverley Hale among others, and has Master's degrees from Wisconsin University and St. John's College. He is also the author of <i>Santa Fe Bohemia, The Art Colony, 1964-1980</i>, and <i>Why I Hate Modern Art</i>, both from Sunstone Press.
zlib_text: A short story by c.seanmcgee
   
  The Anarchist
   
  …or about how everything I own is covered in a fine red dust
   
  
   
   
  The Anarchist
  …Or about how everything I own is covered in a fine red dust
  Copyright© 2014 Cian Sean McGee
  CSM Publishing
  ‘The Free Art Collection’
  Published at Smashwords
  Araraquara, Brazil
  First Edition
   
  All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced in any form by
  any electronic or mechanical means including photocopying, recording,
  scanning or digital information storage and retrieval without permission
  from the author.
   
  Cover Design: C. Sean McGee
  Interior layout: C. Sean McGee
  Author Foto: Carla Raiter
   
  This book was written under the influence of:
   
  Edvard Grieg – Piano Concerto in A Minor: III
  
  Chapter	Zero
   
  “To live within is to live without,” said The Teacher, moving around the
  classroom in slow steps, looking at the patterned tiles beneath his feet and
  ignoring his student’s gaping reactions, knowing that their awe was not in the
  definition of h