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the A no-uniform high school "Grungy" MilkWood "What we desperately need here are collectors. People buy, but they donʼt take the next step and become collectors," Shands says. "As a collector, I fnd that my favorite pieces are inadvertently interactive. The artist leaves it ambiguous and allows you to be involved in the work. Artists take you out of your intellectual box; they let you look at the world in unusual ways. For me, there has to be a sense of tension in art; itʼs clear the artists knew what they were doing, but they realize life is about the question, not the answer." fashion Al Shands, an 84-year-old retired Episcopal priest, has been collecting local art for about 30 years. drink Painting by Shayne Hull A downtown green roof style design & Architecture food & & the Flight onstage arts line on 10.13 LOUISVILLE MAGAZINE 67