| 30.12.20 |
Pearls from artists* # 435 |
| 10.10.20 |
Q: What kind of art do you create? |
| 13.06.20 |
Q: Can you give us your current elevator pitch? |
| 18.04.20 |
Q: Can you briefly explain how the Bolivian Carnival masks you depict in your work are used? |
| 11.03.20 |
Pearls from artists* # 393 |
| 7.09.19 |
Q: Your work is unlike anyone else’s. There is such power and boldness in your pastels. What processes are you using to create such poignant and robustly colored work? |
| 10.08.19 |
Q: When did your love of indigenous artifacts begin? Where have you traveled to collect these focal points of your works and what have those experiences taught you? |
| 3.08.19 |
Q: During one of the most gripping times of your life, you were personally affected by the 9/11 attack on our country. Your husband was killed on the plane that crashed into the Pentagon. Would you mind telling us about it and how it has shaped your work? |
| 22.09.18 |
Q: Does your attraction to Mexican folk art have anything to do with the way you see life or your taste for color? |
| 16.06.18 |
Travel photo of the month* |
| 5.05.18 |
Q: You have spoken about your pastel technique, which involves layering pigments on top of each other, up to 25 to 30 layers. When you do this are you putting the same colors on top of each other? |
