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About the Artist
Nanci has a BFA from the University of Oregon, and an MA/MFA from University of Iowa,, and has taught at colleges in Kentucky, Virginia, Maryland, and Colorado. When not painting or messing with other art materials, she might be gardening, or volunteering with the local hospice organization.About the Art
My current work is inspired by the fragility, movement and entanglement of layered twining forms. I love the experience of searching for the image in the layers of the work itself, and creating contradictory impulses - approaching and withdrawing -overlapping and pulling apart - density and ethereality - beauty and menace. All images are copyright the artist. No reproduction or use without permission.Drawings & small paintings for sale on this site….
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Category Archives: About the Artist
the end of this beginning…
Many artists around the country have had the distinct opportunity to participate in a Creative Capital Professional Development Weekend. And this last weekend was my chance. (big shout-out to Beet Street for bringing in a second annual one) The presenters, … Continue reading
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Tagged aging, art and marketing schmarketing, artist's working process, Beet Street / Arts Incubator, Colleen Keegan, Colleen Wainright, Creative Capital Professional Development, Creative Capital Professional Development Weekend, Maureen Huskey, organizing the artist, starting to begin again, why painting matters
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I did it my way.
During the recent week winding down after holiday festivities we got it together to drive up to Wyoming for a little xc skiing. I don’t think I even made it up last year – maybe my knee was still a … Continue reading
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Tagged back in the studio, cross country skiing, New year's resolutions
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300 square feet of space…
= how big my 91 yr. old mom’s new life is- a cozy studio apartment in an assisted living building. Just spent the last four days moving her in, unpacking, sorting, hanging pictures, making it wheelchair accessible and making sure … Continue reading
the art of putting together an art show
I’ve hung other shows before, even did a majority of the work hanging this one….. but it is daunting to have a specific space, and way more work than optimal to fill it. Such is the nature of fundraising/silent auction-type … Continue reading
try this at home…
in my odd moments, I think of odd things to throw in the compost bin. After a visit to Larkburger to use one of our Groupons, I brought home the cup made from corn, by a Boulder, CO company. It … Continue reading
working in/up a storm
we are having the first thunderstorm of the season… (usually afternoon/evening storms are common in the late spring around here) and we really need the rain… I’m working on things that need taking care of, and there’s no way round … Continue reading
Seeing while blind
Denver is the nearest large city to me, and has a great arts scene. . . though I don’t get in as often as I would like- compared to ten years ago, the drive seems more stress-inducing. A couple weeks … Continue reading
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Tagged artists' challenges, Denver galleries, photography exhibits
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