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Marisa Martin is a Christian, conservative political activist and practicing artist of over 30 years. She uses a pen name because she feels it is terribly rude for an artist to criticize other artists – and it slows the hate mail down.
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See Word of God in ancient, yet whole new way

by Marisa Martin -- A Welsh teenager in the 1960s was having visions – visions of golden calligraphic uncials and fantastic birds perched into borders for the Queen of England. His second more…

'Hail to the thief'

by Marisa Martin -- What happens when a successful, left-leaning, fully progressive artist realizes he's been had? That his dreams of brotherhood, equality and peace were just a front for hucksters and more…

That's funny: Jesus doesn't look Jewish

by Marisa Martin -- "The historic rift between Christianity and Judaism will not be healed until Jews look at Jesus and see a faithful Jew and Christians look at an orthodox Jew more…

Can the Mambo save America?

by Marisa Martin -- Lights are low, and conversations muted in the perfumed air. Facets from a massive Austrian chandelier catch glittering rays off gowns, scattering them across a vast and polished more…

Jesus finds his way to Texas

by Marisa Martin -- When a young father and husband took his own life in 1999, an entire city mourned and searched for comfort. High-tech whiz kid and teacher Dewey Winburne was more…

Art critics pounce on George Zimmerman

by Marisa Martin -- George Zimmerman, Eric Holder's favorite whipping boy, has turned artist … and most critics are not amused. One of the most recognizable names this side of the planet, more…

Palestinians try to 'paint' right to Israel

by Marisa Martin -- The world's biggest political poster-child campaign is gaining momentum and about to crash against the gates of the United Nations – again. This time it's being illustrated by more…

Suddenly, it's 'bigoted' to be Swedish

by Marisa Martin -- In the drive for Scandinavian culture to utterly annihilate itself as fast as possible, let it never be said that art galleries and institutions failed to do their more…

Whose idea was it to return Nazi art loot?

by Marisa Martin -- A set of photographs from U.S. military archives serves notice on 30 years of revisionist art history, with one photo especially illuminating: Armed and attentive, a U.S. soldier more…