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Detlev Buerlein

The German artist Detlev Buerlein is drawing his interest in art since his early childhood. But six years ago he discovered his deep passion in watercolor paintings. The German artist Detlev Buerlein is drawing his interest in art since his early childhood. But six years ago he discovered his deep passion in watercolor paintings. And […]

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Diana Blake

I’ve been an artist all my life — well, at least since the first time I picked up a crayon and felt the thrill of creation. I’ve been an artist all my life — well, at least since the first time I picked up a crayon and felt the thrill of creation. With my first […]

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Diana Blake

I’ve been an artist all my life — well, at least since the first time I picked up a crayon and felt the thrill of creation. I’ve been an artist all my life — well, at least since the first time I picked up a crayon and felt the thrill of creation. With my first […]

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Diane Elliott Bruckner

Art has always been a part of my life. I first started drawing when I was two years old. My favorite subjects then were bumblebees, birds and flowers Art has always been a part of my life. I first started drawing when I was two years old. My favorite subjects then were bumblebees, birds and […]

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Diane Elliott Bruckner

Art has always been a part of my life. I first started drawing when I was two years old. My favorite subjects then were bumblebees, birds and flowers Art has always been a part of my life. I first started drawing when I was two years old. My favorite subjects then were bumblebees, birds and […]

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Dike Blair

Labels like "abstract" and "concrete" and classifications like "modern" and "postmodern" are very contrary and slippery, Labels like "abstract" and "concrete" and classifications like "modern" and "postmodern" are very contrary and slippery, and perhaps their connotations have a limited shelf life. Blair’s sense of these labels is rooted in how they apply to the plastic […]

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Dike Blair

Labels like "abstract" and "concrete" and classifications like "modern" and "postmodern" are very contrary and slippery, Labels like "abstract" and "concrete" and classifications like "modern" and "postmodern" are very contrary and slippery, and perhaps their connotations have a limited shelf life. Blair’s sense of these labels is rooted in how they apply to the plastic […]

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Ed Brodstein

As a painter, I look at what, often inexplicably, attract me to some of what I see around me every day – and try to quickly capture the essence of the moment As a painter, I look at what, often inexplicably, attract me to some of what I see around me every day – and […]

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Ed Brodstein

As a painter, I look at what, often inexplicably, attract me to some of what I see around me every day – and try to quickly capture the essence of the moment As a painter, I look at what, often inexplicably, attract me to some of what I see around me every day – and […]

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Elizabeth Bame

With each painting, my ultimate goal is not merely the composition of an attractive scene, but the creation of a moment. With each painting, my ultimate goal is not merely the composition of an attractive scene, but the creation of a moment. And that moment is not an instant or a second. That moment should […]

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