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On Teaching: Deborah Winiarski

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On Teaching: Deborah Winiarski

Nov 19, 2017, 11:40 AM

“One of my most important goals as an instructor is to help students clarify what they are looking for in their own work. It is within this constant clarification that a student may begin to develop a distinct and unique visual voice.”

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On Teaching: Costa Vavagiakis

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On Teaching: Costa Vavagiakis

May 3, 2017, 5:42 PM

“Learning to get comfortable with not knowing is one of the last stages of an artist’s development. That’s how you start to develop the habit of questioning and seeking, which can propel and sustain you outside the classroom.”

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Bruce Dorfman catalogue award

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Bruce Dorfman: The Retrospective Interview

Dec 19, 2016, 10:12 AM

“I think the creative act is very different than the ability to perform a skill set. I think that individual choice is as distinctive as the human being who makes those choices.”

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Rhoda Sherbell interview

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Rhoda Sherbell: An Interview

Nov 16, 2016, 9:00 AM

“I am a humanist in my work. That is very important to me, to always have content, to always be involved in storytelling that is important to other people. Otherwise, why bother?”

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Richard Maury: An Exile in Florence

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Richard Maury: An Exile in Florence

Jan 14, 2016, 12:02 PM

Do people still feel the need to own, to have present in one’s life, an artifact, a painting, made by somebody else?

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Cornelia Foss: An Interview 

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Cornelia Foss: An Interview 

Jul 6, 2015, 10:20 AM

I’m lucky in the sense that I am able to portray my feelings with a brush rather easily. I don’t know whether I can attribute this to slow accumulation over a lifetime—looking at so many paintings, the careful observation of everything.

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Talking Shop with Garin Baker

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Talking Shop with Garin Baker

Apr 14, 2015, 12:10 PM

The ability to remove the cerebral assumptions of what you think you know and just respond honestly can be key to developing authentic work.

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Talking Shop with Natalie Tyler

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Talking Shop with Natalie Tyler

Mar 27, 2015, 3:38 PM

With glass, I am able to incorporate light and color into the work, giving my sculptures another dimension—one that feels a bit more alive.

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Talking Shop with Suzanne Benton

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Talking Shop with Suzanne Benton

Mar 11, 2015, 7:49 AM

“My aim is always to respond to and respect the cultures wherever I am working and let the experience of being there enter the work. ” —Suzanne Benton

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Talking Shop with Maddine Insalaco

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Talking Shop with Maddine Insalaco

Jan 20, 2015, 1:20 PM

There is no question that plein air painting is a class of painting unto itself, and we understood early on that it can be more akin to an extreme sport than a creative activity.

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