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14 Sep The Art of Self Discovery

Posted at 01:27h in In the Studio, October | November 2018 0 Comments
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For artist Pascal Pierme, art is both a calling and an inquiry. Both a way of life, and a way of posing questions through which to explore internal and external worlds. Pierme’s sculptures evoke qualities of architecture and nature, combining balance, energy, and movement. “I have...

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16 Jul In the Studio: Ambassador of Glass

Posted at 21:30h in August | September 2018, In the Studio 0 Comments
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Lucky is the glass art world for Pearl Jam. It was in the 1990s heyday of the grunge music scene in Seattle, Washington, that a young man named Preston Singletary was trying to make his way playing music. He was blowing glass by day, “as...

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09 May In the Studio: Echo and Ron Ukrainetz

Posted at 03:55h in In the Studio, June | July 2018 0 Comments
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As pleasant and refined, cluttered and inspiring as one’s art studio may be, the truth is that art, in many mediums, can be messy. Most artists will put on their work clothes, maybe overalls or a smock, before getting down to business, cleaning scraps of...

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15 Mar In the Studio: The Sky’s the Limit

Posted at 05:23h in April | May 2018, In the Studio 0 Comments
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Ryder Gauteraux’s vision exceeds a single artistic pursuit. And similarly, instead of one studio, he works out of three places, none of which are conventional. Two studios are buildings in Wallace, Idaho, from the early 20th century — he rents one, purchased the other and...

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19 Jan In the Studio: Joyful Collaboration

Posted at 06:35h in February | March 2018, In the Studio 0 Comments
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Ever since meeting in the fiber arts department at the Kansas City Art Institute 44 years ago, Mary Dee and Allen Dodge have been joyful collaborators. Together, they’ve raised a family, run a business and developed complementary art careers. Eclectic and filled with pattern, the living/dining...

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17 Dec In the Studio: Art from found objects

Posted at 22:40h in December 2017 | January 2018, In the Studio 0 Comments
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Artist Clare Graham has a special relationship with mundane household objects. While most people might think buttons belong on shirts, puzzle pieces fit together on the coffee table, and tin cans and their pop-tops head straight to the recycling bin, a visit to Graham’s studio...

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14 Sep In the Studio: Moving Imaginations

Posted at 03:31h in Articles, In the Studio, October | November 2017 0 Comments
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The new Montana studio of Clyde Aspevig and Carol Guzman is a thoughtful showcase for the artists’ oeuvre...

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19 Jul In the Studio: The Bigger, The Better

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Gordon Huether’s California studio offers plenty of space and gadgetry for the creation of his monumental artworks...

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16 May In the Studio: Alive with Light, Color and Imagination

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Once a boat factory, Dale Chihuly’s studio in Seattle, Washington, is where the revolutionary artist shapes molten glass into works of fine art...

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13 Mar In the Studio: Creative Cooperation

Posted at 00:51h in April | May 2017, Articles, In the Studio 0 Comments
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Identical twin sisters, Lisa and Lori Lubbesmeyer forge separate identities while collaborating on the same works of art in Bend, Oregon...

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