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Hello, Strawberry Jam!
Art to be lived with! “Hello, Strawberry Jam” features a dozen new postcards by Catherine Rutgers. Colorful, intense, and ready to roll. They will be shown along with archival-quality prints at the “Artmageddon 8” festival in Brooklyn. Continue reading
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Tagged bliss, butterflies, creativity, digital art, intensely personal color
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Too Tender, Too Tough
The dark hill’s proper name is loma prieta, the earthquake captured my attention. Yet, the water keeps falling, the sky behind it is pale blue, the clouds are distinct, puffy. I am standing in the raindrops. Continue reading
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Tagged abstract reality, birds, butterflies, handwriting, moon, organic abstraction
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Guest Spot: Carolyn Rutgers Clark
Carolyn Rutgers Clark brings nature to art in watercolor, drawing, and fabric collage. We don’t often get to see such birds and butterflies, such mammals prickly and smooth, in the course of a typical day. This artist, however, knows the … Continue reading
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Tagged art inspired by nature, birds, butterflies, Carolyn Rutgers Clark, drawing, hedgehog, watercolors, wildlife
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No Fear of Flying
Emily Goodman – author of Plant Secrets – inspired me to think about butterflies in my art, which led, of course, to whizzing through dreamscapes. Agile brushstrokes, airborne sprites, birds or fish, gliding or jumping or falling through an atmosphere … Continue reading