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Tag Archives: autobiography
The Willing Suspension of Disbelief
01 Molten Glance, 02 The Buoyant Fragility of Hope, 03 Tropical Dreamscape, 04 Where Now, 05 Listening Weight, 06 Scuffs and All, 07 Planet Soul, 08 Distinctive Crater, 09 Free-Falling Quaver, 10 Sonic Bloom, 11 We Still Need to Believe … Continue reading
Sneakers (and other shoes I miss)
On February 5, 2010, I set up a photo shoot on the kitchen table. Every pair of shoes I owned (minus my flip-flops and boots) received a carefully arranged close-up. Time at the start: 2:52 p.m. Finished at 4:54. Two … Continue reading
Classic Color
color (noun, 13th century) – 1 a: a phenomenon of light (as red, brown, pink, or gray) or visual perception that enables one to differentiate otherwise identical objects b (1): the aspect of the appearance of objects and light sources … Continue reading
An artist’s media library is like the DNA of her soul
01 Soul Mapping Time, 02 Steeled Reflection, 03 Hue of My Heart, 04 Vitally Viridescent, 05 Harlequin Reclaims Her Status, 06 Shimmer through Silk, 07 En Cabochon, 08 First Light © Catherine Rutgers 2020
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Tagged autobiography, colorful abstraction, ductility, mixed media
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Herstory’s Fragments: Postcards of the Space Monkey/French Kiss plus SOTVC era, 1988-1999
They were labors of love, deeply personal yet public, mostly designed by hand, and dependent on access to a very cool copy shop. They were more love note than publicity as practiced in the current century. No email address, no … Continue reading
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Tagged autobiography, intensely personal color, Krylon, postcards, valentine
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