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50 Boxes For A 50th Wedding Anniversary

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In late November I received a call from the daughter of some friends of mine. She told me her parents were celebrating their 50th Wedding Anniversary on New Years Eve and wanted to know if I would be interested in … Continue reading

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Styrofoam Heads

Texturizing styrofoam wig heads.  Never a dull moment.  ;)Today was a good day.  I stopped by a few of my retailers and dropped off the dog displays.  I love the response.  I hope the customers have a good response as well. &nb…

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Britt Receives $125k Grant

Congratulations to the Britt Festivals! Last year’s expansion of Southern Oregon wines by keg and bottle was a fantastic partnership and way to promote local wines. Cheers to nights on the Hill!Britt Festivals is pleased to announce the receipt of a $1…

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Career Development Workshop: Being Social with Meri Walker

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Get more of what you really want by just “Being Social”!  Join artist and small business coach Meri Walker for a 90 minute exploration of an effective social media mind set and the basic skills required to  increase public awareness of your work, strengthen online relationships with key influencers, stimulate regular engagement with your artwork …

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Cartoonist John Norment’s cool mid-century watercolors @ New Puppy Gallery

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An exhibition of fine-art watercolors by New Yorker cartoonist, John Norment (1911-1988). [...]

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Antoni Tàpies (1923 – 2012)

Debu Barve remembers painter Antoni Tàpies (1923-2012). Barve writes: "Marble dust, sand, rags, earth and all the other materials that Tàpies used in his art have created an artistic language that speaks about a fundamental under…

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Former President Clinton Supports Arkansas Arts Education Program

Over the weekend, former President Bill Clinton made headlines in his home state of Arkansas discussing education. His message was one that many of us already know: the dropout rate is increasing and students are leaving school unprepared for 21st century jobs. However, the uniqueness of the President’s message was in his proposed solution—the arts. [...]

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Luminous Mandala Work/ One on One

We didn’t have enough people to do a Luminous Mandala Class this time and one person really wanted to do the class so I decided to do the class with her one on one.  We met this morning and began the process.  We did the first two exercises f…

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Art Talk with poet and translator Gregory Pardlo

February 7, 2012 by Paulette Beete Gregory Pardlo. Photo by Thomas Sayers Ellis. “We tend to underestimate the psychic costs of writing lyric poetry. It’s already a dangerous effort that requires considerable amounts of character and self-awareness.” — Gregory Pardlo Gregory Pardlo, recipient of a 2006 NEA Literature Fellowship for a Translation Project, is the [...]

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