| GALLERY 4 |
KITCHEN ART (some originals, prints available)
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Collegetown Bagels, Ithaca
Items of everyday life often surprise me with their aesthetic possibilities. I am drawn to things that, at least traditionally, define women’s work. Some of this fascination is admittedly tongue-in-cheek: our refrigerator, dishwasher and laundry (usually clean).
Refrigerator Series: So far the refrigerators include homage to two artists, Gustave Klimt and Henri Rouseau, to pets who rule, and amemorial to the third week of October, 2007 when the Red Sox won, the shuttle took off and fire devastated southern California. The most recent one celebrates aviation, and includes some content only pilots would appreciate. It is on display this summer at the Tompkins County Airport.
"Dishwasher Topography"
For this and other images, please contact Nancy
FAITH ABSTRACTS (please contact Nancy)
IIncluded here are several abstracts from an ongoing series. Each relects moments in my "spiritual" journey, sometimes serene, more often challenging. On 22" x 30" Arches cold press watercolor paper, these works involve extensive layering of soft glazes of color. Some are repeated many times over several months and include washing colors out and painting over parts of the faded portions. I like to think that re-working aids me in my quest to understand the Intangible.
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ANDEAN WOMEN Please contact Nancy.
...based on a revisit to the Andes, el pueblo de Chinchorro, Peru, where the women weave tejidos of very fine caliber. This was deja vu for me, as I spent much of my Peace Corps time in a Bolivian weaving community.
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