Greetings! I hope each of you is experiencing an abundance of creative productivity with your sculpting. This past symposia period is a time of reflection on the many events of the year. Certainly we, as an association, have much to be proud of in our accomplishments. I wish to thank each of you […]
I visit Sudha in her home near Wilsonville, Oregon. This is a spacious, light-filled contemporary-style home that looks like it was designed to display and enjoy art (Sudha designed it). It has a very open layout, with large windows that create an expansive sense of space. Sudha’s paintings and sculptures abound and are displayed with […]
Over the last several years, I have seen a phenomenon which occurs with some people – NOT ALL (don’t write me – I’m sure you’re not one of them) that I call angle grindis grandiosity, or compressor instant talent syndrome. Simply put, for a few (I’m sure no one in our group qualifies), the minute […]
Copyright facts are important to all creative people who show their work to the public. Andrew Wyeth sold Christina’s World to the Museum of Modem Art in New York for a few hundred dollars. Nothing else has ever been paid to him even though the museum has earned over a million from reproductions. Whether you […]
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