Here she found herself feeling a deep affinity for the landscapes of New England.
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A man of few words, but boy can he swing a paint brush.
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"The act of painting has led me to see and to appreciate the world around me so much more than I ever realized."
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"Tom and I are partners," Rosalie said of the Pottery Flounder process. "We share the tasks required in making each piece one at a time."
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Jackie deRuyter can't bring herself to throw away scraps of fabric.
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"This work is my tribute to an old friend and an ancient species."
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Each assemblage is left in a raw, unpolished state, with sharp points and edges exposed.
(Don't run with them.)
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The surface of their work looks like the ice crystals that form on your window at night.
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If you look at Phyllis Adams' paintings and envision her heading off in a boat to paint by the seaside, you're mostly right.
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Literally translated as enjoyment, ease or comfort, traditional raku is the Japanese pottery used in the Japanese Tea Ceremony - most often in the form of tea bowls.
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“This body of work is about coexisting with nature. That feeling you get when the ocean puts your life into perspective and calms you."
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