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Splendor in the Glass. Amber Cowan

I have a soft spot for vintage pressed glass.  My grandmother had tons and in a few boxes in storage somewhere, I have my own collection of milk glass.  So when I spotted the work of Philadelphia artist Amber…

With His Wife Now Gone, His Clothes Never Seemed to Make it Back in the Drawer by Cassandra Straubing
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Clothed in Transparency: Cassandra Straubing

So much is made of the clothing we place on our bodies.  I maintain my belief that the clothes we choose make a statement about who we are.  But lately, the concept has been taken further to encompass not…

Blue Sky Ram by Katja Fritzsche
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The Elegant Wild: Katja Fritzsche

Did you have a favorite animal growing up?  One that you loved, identified with, family members bought you t-shirts & stuffed animals in their likeness?  Isn’t it interesting how we, as young children, identify with our fellow members of…

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Translucent Revelations: Christina Bothwell

With the increasing sophistication of technology, we have become more and more aware of the realities of what was once mysterious.  We know what the inside of our bodies look like, it’s even possible to see an unborn baby…

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Friday Faves in 3-D

Happy Friday, Artsies!  If you’ve been reading the blog for a while, you have probably noticed that it’s a little painting heavy.  Painting as a medium is my first love, ooey-gooey globs of paint on a canvas will always…

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Gallery Hopping PDX-style

PDX is slang for Portland, apparently.  I kept seeing it everywhere in Portland this weekend and being from Florida, of course had no idea what it meant.  Was it some sort of secret code?  Some inside joke only super-hip…

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Hands-On vs Hands-Off Artistry

In my daily reading of Artinfo.com this morning I came across two articles, seemingly unrelated, until the Facebook comments regarding one of the articles tied them together for me.  The first article, found here, poses the question, “Should Gaudi’s Sagrada Familia Remain Unfinished?”  The…