Amaranth Ehranhalt (Featured Artist)
I love her colors, her brave spirit, and the fact that she wasn’t waiting for anyone’s validation.
I love her colors, her brave spirit, and the fact that she wasn’t waiting for anyone’s validation.
Through this process, you’ll hone in on work that feels both authentic and good.
I have long heard of internationally acclaimed artist Emily Ball, but finally have taken a deep dive into studying her work. I recommend it!
I’ve long been a fan of this painter of abstract landscapes and was thrilled to see his work in person.
I’ve been enjoying this podcast and you may be too.
I thought I’d introduce you to Tony Alain’s work, since I’ll be taking his workshop at the International Pastel Convention this June. He is one of several instructors I have signed up for there in Albuquerque
Not only do I love her geometric shapes, but so much of her abstraction is inspired by the construction scenes in New York City, which I also spent so many years among, that I resonate with her subject matter, and feel a special affinity for her work.
In this post you can see some of her work, as well as a few photos from the demo she did for us last Saturday.
I am a total fan of Tara Will’s abstract landscapes! There is lots of overlap in how we approach our plein air work, although she does more of it more formally
The guy at the visitor’s center made me promise not to hike in the afternoons because it was so blasted HOT, so that left a lot of time for wandering in galleries and stuffing my face.
Isn’t this a wonderful way to “send flowers”? I hope you enjoy this beauty of both nature and expression!
Sam Friedman is a contemporary artist living in Brooklyn. I’ve been enjoying following his Instagram feed and thought you might want to see some of his art.
Here are my notes and photos from Clair Desjardin’s Expressions in Paint workshop at the Helen Day Art Center in Stowe, Vermont.
The purpose of the presentation was to get to know the artists, and hear a bit about their background and process. This casual occasion was videoed by the Fairfield County Cultural Alliance, who put it on Youtube.
All I can say is bravo. This is an artist to watch and treasure. Collect her work too if you can!
Called Earth, Fire, Spirit, these ceramic artists are both creative and affordable. Check out their work in this post …