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Category Archives: Art
>What If My Work is Boring?
>I had two fears heading to a recent trip to Costa Rica. One, was a fear of heights. I’ll write about that later. The second was that the work I would do there would be boring. I traveled as a … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Infrared, NewWork, Polaroid
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>Art is Great, But Is it a Profession?
>I was supposed to be something important when I grew up… a constitutional lawyer, actually. That was my dad’s plan for me. He starting educating me and grooming me for a career as a civil rights defender when I was … Continue reading
Posted in Art, NewWork, Polaroid, Soap_Box
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>Screw Up Your Courage & Get Your Work Out There
> Superior View, Hand-altered Polaroid Photograph, ©2009 Jeane Vogel Working artists, inspired artists, hungry artists produce a lot of work. Some of it is wonderful. Some of it is not. How do we tell the difference? I use a time-honored … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Exhibits, Nature, NewWork, Photography, Polaroid, Soap_Box
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>Cleansing My Palate
>At least once a day, someone comes into my studio/gallery at Crestwood Court and marvels: “ALL this work is yours? You did all this?” Well…, yes. But I didn’t do it yesterday. I agree it’s varied: hand-altered Polaroid photos, Infrared … Continue reading
Posted in Art, NewWork, Soap_Box, Technique
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>Looking at Old Work with New Eyes
> Peace Luck Love #8, Infrared Photograph, ©2008 Jeane Vogel Peace Luck Love #9, Infrared Photograph, ©2008 Jeane Vogel Photographers want instant gratification. Even as we used to toil for hours in a darkroom, we wanted to see our work … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Artist QuickFix, Infrared, NewWork, Technique
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>Buying Handmade
>I finally did it. I opened the Etsy shop. If you don’t know about Etsy, I encourage you to explore it. Etsy provides artists a venue to display and buyers to discover small hand-made treasures. Most of the work there … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Art Saves Lives, Artist QuickFix, Soap_Box, Technique
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>You Know What You Should Do…..?
> Sunflower II, Mixed Media Painting, ©2009 Jeane Vogel, 16×16 Is there a connection between artists being told what to do and the banality of most art seen in public places in the US? Bear with me here. The connection … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Critic, NewWork, Pastels, Photography, Soap_Box
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