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Painted by Beverly Halpern, (1924 - 2013) as seen in the Ogunquit American Folk Art Museum. This is a gorgeous painting. Hope my photo does it justice.
For Macro Mondays theme "triangles", this is a detail from a piece of Pueblo folk art we picked up in Santa Fe, New Mexico (description corrected from earlier due to spousal intervention).
A piece of Mexican folk art picked up in San Antonio a few years ago. for 2016: One photo each day (33/366)
She's actually quite " SHABBY CHIC ", for a KoKeshi " possibly a MOD KOKESHI DOLL, since she has such a high paint lustre.
a chunk from a larger pieced together piece. acrylic and ink on wood. Messing around with some new stuff.
Tudo tão branquinho, e arrumadinho.................................hi ............Saudades de novo.............................Esta foto foi tirada em 09.janeiro, eu tinha ganho esta bromélia da Onilda ( a moça que trabalha comigo já fazem 12 anos), e tirei a foto para posta-la no flickr e depois ate me esqueci na confusão da viagem....
Hola friends. Just got back from Oaxaca.
This little basket seller comes from the workshop of Josefina Aguilar of Ocotlan Oaxaca
I made some creatures to sell this past Christmas - these are two of them. To me they were a bear and a rabbit, but people had different ideas about what each one was. Turns out they could be many different creatures. I like that about them.
and then again... i like the spin, and the relationship to that old amish simplicity of design. playing with the familiar. tradition. but using that to confuse my direction. i think a magic trick uses the expected as a diversion. there is a velvet patch from dianne cransac in there. some of glennis's moons form the corners of the nine patch. tiggy rawling dyed the fabric for the second set of corners.
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Tuscarora, Nevada has become an artist's colony of sorts. We stopped there very briefly on our fall camping trip, and I photographed some of the quirky art around the town.
There is a lot more to see, but these 8 photos will give you the idea.
Here are some friendly metal birds on a roof.
Another piece of Mexican folk art from a shop in San Antonio, Texas. I tried this also on a yellow background, but unsurprisingly, black worked much better. For 2016: one photo each day (41/366)
new painting! For the "All Star Hustlaz" show at White Walls in Dec. By the way...this is the biggest painting I have done since school!