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Category Archives: NewWork
An Artist’s Journal: Residency During Pandemic
How can artists make a living during pandemic? How can we sell our art? Those are the most common topics of discussion among artists I know these days. The second most common topic? How can I create amidst all this … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Art Inspiration, COVID-19, fiber, Inspiration, Nature, NewWork, pandemic, Residency, tapestry, Travel, Weaving
Tagged Art Inspiration, Blue Ridge Mountains, COVID-19, Georgia, LES Center, Lillian E. Smith Center, pandemic, Piedmont College, Residency, tapestry, trees
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A Winter, A Spring, A Pandemic, A Tapestry
Remember late December 2019? Finishing holiday celebrations of our given traditions, settling the year’s accounts, looking forward to 2020. The Damocles’ Sword that hung over us was Climate Change — not Pandemic. It was climate change that was on my … Continue reading
Posted in Art, COVID-19, fiber, NewWork, pandemic, tapestry, Uncategorized, Weaving, Wedge Weave
Tagged climate change, COVID-19, pandemic, tapestry, Wedge Weave
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Winged – A Symbol Takes Form
As an artist, I work in a variety of disciplines. I’m mainly known as a photographer because I’ve done that the longest and sold thousands of works through 20 years of art fairs and gallery work. Ceramics, fiber, mixed media … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Nature, NewWork, tapestry, Technique, Weaving
Tagged kaka paori, small tapestry, supplemental warp, symbols, tapestry, Weaving
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An Argument with Art
Artists have total control over what they create. Total. Control. They choose materials, set the design, tell the tools what to do. It would be nice if it worked that way, wouldn’t it? Every artist and writer knows it doesn’t. … Continue reading
Posted in Art, First Nations, NewWork, tapestry, Technique, Uncategorized, Weaving, Wedge Weave
Tagged migration, Navajo, NewWork, refugees, tapestry, Weaving
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Finding a New Voice
When you’ve spent a lifetime as an artist, perfecting skills, developing an eye, creating bodies of work that resonate — or don’t — with collectors, you are used to success. You are used to being good at what you do. … Continue reading
Posted in Art, fiber, Inspiration, NewWork, tapestry, Technique
Tagged Art, Cold War, fiber, NewWork, photography, tapestry
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Artist’s Journal: Iceland – Yes, I’m Really Working
Cairn at Dawn, Reykjavik, tapestry, 2×7 in, wool & page from my journal I hear it all the time. “Ooh, you’re so lucky.” “I wish I had your vacations.” And the most common, the snarky, “Must be nice.” Artists go … Continue reading
An Artist’s Journey: Namibia, Safari
There is no trip in the world like a safari. Lions roaring at night as you try to sleep in a tent… happening upon ANOTHER herd of springbok, and feeling a bit jaded, hoping desperately to find a rare black … Continue reading
Posted in Animal, Art, Awards, Inspiration, NewWork, Photography
Tagged AFrica, black rhino, bush, flamigo, giraffe, horned eagle owl, hyena, lion, Namibia, ostrich, pride, safari, springbok, sunrise, veld, waterhole, zebra
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An Artist’s Journey: Namibia, Katutura Township
19 January 2015 Windhoek, Namibia I’m still trying to figure out what the guidebooks mean when they say that a trip to Katutura Township near Windhoek is a “must see!” Tourists have more money to spend on a dinner than … Continue reading
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An Artist’s Journey: China, 11 July 2014
The Western at the Great Wall,” photo by Iris Lau Every student in the workshop had to have their photo taken with me. I was a “famous artist” from America, even though I told them I wasn’t. They thought I … Continue reading
An Artist’s Journey: China, 10 July 2014
Fan Dancers, ©2014 Jeane Vogel Studios I row two to three days a week to try to be fit, I have a daughter who just graduated from high school, I have a mortgage I will never pay off…. I do … Continue reading
Beyond the Art Fair 