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Category Archives: NewWork
An Artist’s Journey: China, 8 July 2014
“The Knitter,” ©2014 Jeane Vogel Studios Most of the shopkeepers and vendors were not yet open. This is a street that is keeps trading hours into the wee hours of the morning, and vendors open late. She was sitting in … Continue reading
An Artist’s Journey: China, 7 July 2014
Bamboo rafting on the Li River, north of Guilin, ©2014 Jeane Vogel Studios, Digital Infrared I’m watching the karst mountain peaks recede as the China South 737 lifts us away from what must be one of the most beautiful places … Continue reading
An Artist’s Journey: China, 1 July 2014
Renata and I were treated like honored guests by two of Renata’s former students and one of the student’s parents. I have never felt so welcome and honored and special. Never. Wonderful funny moments: my Mandarin was so badly pronounced … Continue reading
An Artist’s Journey: China, 7 am, 29 June 2014
Incense offerings at Wong Tai Sin Temple, for the Daoist deities, Kowloon, Hong Kong, ©2014 Jeane Vogel Studios A few random thoughts about Hong Kong after 36 hours: • Are there friendlier people on the planet? Truly kind, helpful, cheerful … Continue reading
An Artist’ Journey: China, 6am, 28 June 2014
Sunrise from Stanley House, Hong Kong. © 2014 Jeane Vogel Studios This is no ordinary journey. This is an artists’ journey to teach, to learn, to expand a studio practice. This is a journey about people. I landed in Hong … Continue reading
Posted in Inspiration, NewWork, Travel
Tagged China, Hong Kong, Maryknoll, Stanley House
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The Land Always Calls
I know I’m a person filled with opposites. I love being with people, but I prefer to work alone. I am down-in-the-ditches feminist, but I like to be home with my husband and kids. I’m a homebody with wander lust. And … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Artist_Friends, Infrared, Inspiration, Nature, NewWork, Photography, Politics, Soap_Box, Thank You
Tagged farm, flowers, gifts, hands, infrared, nature, new work, rural life, thank you
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Art, Your Cousin Is Science!
I’m a bit of a science nerd. I want to know how the world works. I want to travel to the stars. I want to understand the cosmos and the stuff squirming under the rock. I don’t want to do … Continue reading
Who Steals Art?
I understand stealing food when you’re hungry. I understand stealing money when you are desperate. I understand stealing a pretty bauble when you are young and thoughtless. I do not understand stealing art. A couple of Sundays ago I walked … Continue reading
Posted in Art Saves Lives, Ethics, Fairs, Mixed Media, NewWork, Uncategorized
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