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In Their Own Words, Visual Arts / June 9, 2010 / Leave a comment

Joan Belmar on his View from the Outside

In each culture, I have experienced the feelings of an outsider… My need to communicate this point of view is what drives my art.

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In Their Own Words, Visual Arts / June 7, 2010 / Leave a comment

Creating the Temporary by Laurel Lukaszewski

My recent work has been influenced considerably by the concept “ichi-go ichi-e” (一期一会), originally from the tea ceremony, meaning “one lifetime, one meeting” or “once in a lifetime.”

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Around Town, Education, In Their Own Words / May 14, 2010 / 2 Comments

Clark Ray: Why Should Government Support the Arts?

“The greatness of a people is eventually judged by what they contribute to the arts and culture of their times.”

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In Their Own Words, Visual Arts / May 12, 2010 / Leave a comment

This is a Live Feed With Glass Artist Tim Tate

“This is a live feed with glass artist Tim Tate who is also the founder of the Washington Glass School. Welcome, Tim and thanks for doing this interview.”

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In Their Own Words, Visual Arts / May 12, 2010 / Leave a comment

Imagery and Symbolism by Matt Sesow

“Since 1994, I have used a unique set of “icons” and imagery to help communicate meaning in my paintings. Below are my explanations..”

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In Their Own Words, Visual Arts / May 8, 2010 / Leave a comment

Megan Coyle on her Collage Portraiture

My current figurative work features portraits of people that I know – friends and family. Thus I take images of models, people I don’t know, who don’t look like the people I see every day, and construct portraits of people that I recognize.

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