About the Artist
Nanci has a BFA from the University of Oregon, and an MA/MFA from University of Iowa. In addition to being a practicing artist since 1988, she has taught at colleges in Kentucky, Virginia, Maryland, and Colorado. When not in the studio, you can find her in the garden, or volunteering around town.About the Art
My current work is inspired by the movement and entanglement of layered twining forms. I love 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.recent comments – join the conversation
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Category Archives: Studio Blog
Instagram ..hack ..hack ..hack
well, today there was an apparent Russian hack of Instagram, where I was slowly building up my following. First I got a notice that my password had been changed. (Not by me, mind you) Yesterday, someone changed my Amazon log … Continue reading
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Do-Overs
I’ve always liked my paintings to take me on some sort of journey- To imply ‘somewhere’ just beyond, or a pathway to an undisclosed location. When they just appear to be a final destination, I find them less compelling and kind … Continue reading
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How to Proceed
When I was younger, just out of grad school … starting a teaching career … and through my 50’s; gallery representation, regular shows, awards, and a bigger public presence were very much in my sights. Building that resume was critical. … Continue reading
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Not Done – Still Here
I would say that unlike many other professions, visual artists never need to retire in the traditional sense of the word. Oh, sure….if you have a side career- say teaching or auto mechanics you might encounter a distinct culmination of … Continue reading
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Spring Forward! – Studio Tour 2017
As someone who has been a practicing visual artist for about 30 years professionally, there have been many stages in that career. Some certainly more public than others. In this part of my art life, I’ve enjoyed participating in the … Continue reading
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a painting evolves
A few years ago, I began a piece on a large, horizontal format. It seemed appropriate for conveying the sweep of prairie grasses that has been a constant theme in my work for several years. And I wanted a challenge … Continue reading
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be nimble….
Recently, I was interviewed for a program called “Support Local Culture” at the local community run radio station. They’ve been talking to arts folks as part of a program sponsored by Noosa yogurt. (By the way- this is incredible yogurt, made by … Continue reading
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Looking for Something to do at the End of June?
Please Join me in my studio for this year’s Fort Collins Studio Tour 1507 Welch St., Fort Collins 80524 Friday, Saturday and Sunday June 26 4-9pm, June 27 10-5, and June 28 11-4 (stop by the Fort Collins Lincoln Center … Continue reading
Hope Sprouts
Resolution-makers are flocking to the local fitness centers with hopeful expressions, flushed cheeks, new workout clothes, and perhaps personal trainers for an extra dose of motivation…. Getting out of a rut- whether physical, personal, or artistic – is challenging. Maybe you … Continue reading
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……what’s with all this hand-wringing?
…. you caught me….pondering my local arts scene … my place (or lack of it) within said art scene…how exhibiting has changed over the years, and, as a footnote, whether physical art galleries are still relevant as a venue for me. … Continue reading
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