Yearly Archives: 2010

a year end reflection and gifts for you

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In a few days we will celebrate the end of 2010 and the start of a new year.  It is one of several times throughout the year that I stop to reflect on what has passed and what I want for the days, weeks and months ahead.

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chris dorosz: shifting the idea of the surface

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Trapping drops of paint in tiny compartments created by the deliberate arrangement of industrial staples, Chris Dorosz ‘paints’ mosaic-like images that mesmerize viewers.

 

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joe brubaker’s tribe: scale and quiet gestures make powerful art

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Joe Brubaker’s large-scale wood and metal figures are haunting, spiritual, totemic. A lifetime of making art, first as a painter and now for more than two decades as a sculptor, has taught him to be aware of details like the subtle grace of a quiet gesture.

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damuse announces new donor reward packages

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Better late than never, right?  Apologies for not getting this post out to you last week as promised – I’ve been a busy little muse.

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battista’s sideshow reminds us that we are all living curiosities

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Carrie Battista’s glass circus tents represent the sideshow performers that she feels most connected to as a glass artist who is often observed while she manipulates the hot, molten medium.

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