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Tag Archives: Environmental
Allison Cekala – Boston, Massachusetts
Briefly describe the work you do. Most of my work stems from direct observations within my immediate environment. I understand the work as an investigation of nature—a documentation of the way in which humans move, shape, and transform their surroundings. … Continue reading
Suzan Shutan – New Haven, Connecticut
Briefly describe the work you do. I create artwork that waivers between 2-3 dimensions. My site specific installations are often patterned with designs found in nature, illustrating inherent movements. I repurpose recycled and manufactured materials which are culturally imbued with meaning … Continue reading
Lois Bielefeld – Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Briefly describe the work you do. The central motif of my work is the conceptual portrait. I focus on a connective idea that ties a group of people together and explores the human qualities that we all share. There are … Continue reading
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