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Author Archives: CatRutgers4Art
Seemingly Distracted
Selected stills from “Everything Dies, Some Comes Back” Now live, at https://vimeo.com/catrutgers/some-comes-back! Art & motion by Catherine Rutgers 2018, Sound by Tom Burnett © March 2018
Concepts for Main Street
Shown above, my ideas for the Poughkeepsie Gateway, an “art intervention” for the Route 9 underpass on Main Street, near the Hudson River. The project was sponsored by Arts Mid-Hudson, O+ and the Poughkeepsie Alliance. You can watch a video … Continue reading
Posted in Introductions & News
Tagged intensely personal color, public art, street murals, urban sky
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Unconditional Love: Aunt Marian’s Handwork
There are many types of art that often go unsung. Personal work that transcends the ordinary – through skill, discipline, devotion, and utterly generous creativity. My Aunt Marian’s ornaments, for example. Every year, Marian Ruth Rutgers Cogsdill created an artwork … Continue reading
Posted in Revelations
Tagged extraordinary characters, family heirlooms, handmade holiday ornaments, memory, needlework
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Eighth Friday (Wordless 2017)
Eighth Friday © Catherine Rutgers, 2017 The Wordless Series, No. 10 of 10
Posted in Snapped
Tagged featured images, organic abstraction, text in visual art, The Wordless Series
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Extreme Gardening (the 2013 season)
Extreme Gardening © Catherine Rutgers 2017 The Wordless Series, No. 9 of 10
Posted in Snapped
Tagged digital photos, gardening, gardens as art, rocks in concrete, roots, the artist's hand, The Wordless Series, urban landscapes
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