Category Archives: Studio Notes
Day Six and Still Counting
Today I decided to post the prompts from the C4Atlanta Blogathon and answer them in order. Where are you geographically? I love this question. My studio is located in Metro-Atlanta, Georgia..Marietta, Georgia in the Artisan Resource Center. The building was built sometime in the 1940’s and when the owners bought it it was totally trashed. … Continue reading
The Studio
This is the studio before. I moved into this studio last March. For many years, I have had a studio at the Artisan Resource Center. So far I’ve inhabited three studios in this complex. This one the best so far since I have so much room to paint, teach, conduct workshops. What can I say, … Continue reading
Just Pretend It is Yesterday
Yesterday was day four of the blogathon. As for me I was not available to blog as there were family matters to attend to. My mom being the foremost. So I decided maybe this is the day to blog twice. In Ten Years: 1. Publish a book of drawings 2. Finish my video project 3. … Continue reading
Oh that’s easy
When I got the prompt from C4ward March Blogathon for day three, I thought to myself this will be easy. The prompt says: look at your body of creative work past and present. What work is your favorite? An image immediately popped into my head and I said that’s it. Well, I started to think … Continue reading
Why?
to write figure and form the subjective becomes tangible accompanied by music motion The line–fast, confidant, daring, meditative Alternation of emptiness and mass reflecting introspection Hues glow rich, mutable and textural unlock sensations superficial and profound symbolic, metaphorical accidental and absure celestial and earthly Synchronicity
The Medium and the Message
This weekend at dk Gallery I participated in a panel discussion about the figure and nude in contemporary art. It was well attended and very interesting to hear the other artists: Holly Irwin, Kevin Chambers, Kristopher Meadows, and Susan Easton Burns, talk about their approaches to painting as well as their philosophy of art. What … Continue reading
Something Old, Something New
It is the time of the year that is the most difficult for me in the studio. I don’t think it’s because it’s cold, though today it was 49 degrees here when I opened the door. It is just easier to paint in the summer for reasons I have never known. That is my rhythm … Continue reading
The Fall Season
The 2013 fall season is a busy one to say the very least. On the calendar first is the WCAGA (The Women’s Caucus for Art of Georgia’s “More” exhibition at Brenau University. It’s opening reception is September 19th, a Thursday beginning at 5:30pm. Earlier in the day I will be conducting an encaustic workshop for … Continue reading
Red Earth
I was in Santa Fe, New Mexico on a trip purely for pleasure and when I got off the plane in Albuquerque, I immediately felt “at home” . As the trip proceeded that degree of comfort continued. The air, the sky, everything about the area was so enjoyable. At the time I had read every … Continue reading
Helen DeRamus Studio 