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#129 by Hooper Turner
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April Featured Artist: Hooper Turner

Happy April, Artsies!  I’m excited to welcome in the month of April for many reasons, A | we finally leave the desert this month!, B | I get to celebrate one of my favorite days of the year, the…

Vanderlyn's Secret Obsession, Talk Dirty to Me by Shawn Huckins
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2G2B4G: Shawn Huckins

Just in case you don’t speak text short-hand, 2G2B4G = too good to be forgotten.  Which very aptly describes the work of today’s artist, Denver’s Shawn Huckins.  The artist’s current series, An American Revolution Revolution combines 18th Century American…

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Emotional Pop: Mark George

Advertising imagery has become such an integral part of our cultural landscape that products are often instantly recognizable simply by their logos.  Like his Pop Art predecessors before him, Jacksonville, FL artist Mark George takes inspiration from the inescapable…

Artsy on Escape Into Life Figurative

Artsy on Escape Into Life: Robert Townsend

Take a look back with me on Escape Into Life today!  I’m in love with the nostalgic pop culture work by California artist Robert Townsend. Robert Townsend on Escape Into Life…

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Raku Pop: Karen Shapiro

Isn’t it funny how seeing an object from our past will immediately take us back to a certain time and place?  It seems that we have an innate sense of nostalgia within us, whether we relate our memories to…

Color Harvest Paintings Photography Sculpture

Color Harvest: Orange & Indigo

While digging through my Pinterest inspiration boards, planning my features for next week, I noticed a color trend in a few of my pins.  It’s funny how our minds gravitate toward certain palettes some days, isn’t it?  Apparently, my…

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Masterworks Monday:  Rauschenberg in Tulsa

Hello Artsies!!!  After being out of the blogosphere for the past three weeks or so, I am finally back behind the computer, as it were and it feels great.  I have so much to share that I hardly know…