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Helen Frankenthaler, Requiem, 1992

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Brent Wadden [Canada] (b 1979) - āUntitledā, 2019. Hand woven fibers, wool, cotton and acrylic on canvas, in the artistās frame (185.7x143.2 cm).
LCVM25-09, acrylic and collage on paper, 15,9 x 11,6 inches / 40,5 x 29,5 cm
Nahrae Lee, Interdependence, 2025, Oil and Bunchae on canvas, 120 Ć 130 cm
Alex Äervený, AquĆfera [detail], 2021, oil on linen

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Diana Harrison | 'working in cloth'Ā Crafts Study Centre in Farnham
Zhou Yanshengļ¼åØå½¦ē Chinese, b.1942ļ¼
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Art and Sanity
"If thereās a coffee stain, and you see something in it, thatās a drawing. You didnāt necessarily draw it with your hand, but you made that. And thatās an old, old thing. In terms of evolution, itās the immune system that allows the body to fight off a bacterial infection. I believe that the arts are like an external immune system. I believe that they have a biological function.
In the course of human life we have a million phantom-limb painsālosing a parent when youāre little, being in a war, even something as dumb as having a mean teacherāand seeing it somehow reflected, whether itās in our own work or listening to a song, is a way to deal with it.
The Greeks knew about it. They called it catharsis, right? And without it weāre fucked. I think art is the thing that keeps our mental health or emotional health in balance, and weāre born with an impulse toward it." - Lynda Barry
Teresa Baker, Shift in the Clouds, 2024. photo by Michael Tropea.
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Sub Rosa, 2021 Approx. 21x28cm. Paper, glue, pigment, acrylic and watercolor on linen.
Teresa Baker
Teresa Baker, āParagraph of Treesā (2023), buckskin and yarn on artificial turf, 105 x 43 inches
The Poetry of Place
Paul CƩzanne outside his studio at Les Lauves in Provence. Photo was taken in April 1906, six months before his death. Photo by Gertrude Osthaus, colorized by painters-in-color
be gin by be ing pa tient with your self la ter you can be pa tient with oth ers (name of the game is pa tience.)
Sam Gilliam, Wide Narrow, 1972,
Acrylic on canvas, 110 ¼ x 112 x 2 1/8 in. (280.04 x 284.48 x 5.4 cm)
Rose Art Museum, Brandeis University.Ā
Charles Mayer Photography.

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Bram BogartĀ
Belgian, 1921-2012
Lenagarden, 1964Ā
Oil on canvasĀ Ā
202 x 122 cm. |Ā 79.53 x 48.03 in.
Pierre Tal Coat, (1905-1985)
Untitled (no. 662) , oil on cigar box, 1980.Ā
āIn Tal-Coatās works one can almost feel the mystic, transcendental analysis of nature and the world itself. He strived to recreate the elements of reality, which constitute the perceived by their equivalents. In a platonic sense he focused on the idea of the pictured element. Tal-Coat does not offer aspects but moments, passages of nature, the āpresenceā as he would have called it. Samuel Beckett attested to Tal-Coat: āWhether achieved by submission or ability, the result is a gaining of natureā.