| 11.07.20 |
(My blog turns 8 years old on July 15! As I have done for past anniversaries, I am republishing the very first post from July 15, 2012.) Q: What does it take to be an artist, especially one living and working in New York? |
| 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? |
| 27.03.19 |
Pearls from artists* # 345 |
| 22.12.18 |
Q: Would you speak about the meaning of your work and the different materials you use? |
| 24.11.18 |
Q: When and where did you start your career in the visual arts? |
| 6.08.16 |
Q: What significance do the folk art figures that you collect during your travels have for you? |
| 9.07.16 |
Q: Can you speak about a book (or books) that deeply influenced you as an artist? |
| 28.11.15 |
Q: How important are the titles of your pastel paintings? |
| 21.11.15 |
Q: Your pastel paintings are immediately recognizable as yours alone. Did you consciously try to develop a signature style in your work? |
| 3.10.15 |
Q: What do you think are the most important qualities in an artist? |
| 29.08.15 |
Q: If you knew that you would never sell another pastel painting, would you still make them? |
