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| The Beach neighbourhood, Toronto |
It has been a while since I have wanted to do that.
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| for Chinese New Year |
My user name is sandrareford
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| for Chinese New Year |
Please take a look.
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| installation by Ben Watt-Meyer |
(photos from my Instagram account)
Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts
Monday, March 7, 2016
Trying Something New
I am officially on Instagram.
It has been a while since I have wanted to do that.
My user name is sandrareford
Please take a look.
(photos from my Instagram account)
It has been a while since I have wanted to do that.
My user name is sandrareford
Please take a look.
(photos from my Instagram account)
Sunday, June 22, 2014
Thursday, May 15, 2014
Being Together
I need to be around artists, I've decided.
In fact, about 5 years ago I made a list of Toronto artists and was planning to start a dinner group with these creators of different kinds- a photographer, a painter or two, a mixed-media artist, a filmmaker, a writer...
The idea was to meet with these friends once a month for a pot luck dinner and discuss our direction, our new projects, our frustrations with our work. It was to be inspirational to all which is why I wanted to include artists working in different mediums and not necessarily visual artists and definitely artists at different stages of their art paths.
That idea got pushed aside because I had too much on my plate at the time. It came up again when I took a course 2 years ago with artist Iris Häussler . She mentioned she meets with art friends regularly.
Having Judy Martin for dinner last week, while she was in town for her workshop with Sandra Brownlee, confirmed that I want to be around others who create. For artists working alone it is important. I suppose those sharing a studio regularly experience a type of exchange. Those working alone learn to figure things out themselves.
I am preparing to go away (Italy, of course) so when I get back in late September that will be first thing on the list.
In fact, about 5 years ago I made a list of Toronto artists and was planning to start a dinner group with these creators of different kinds- a photographer, a painter or two, a mixed-media artist, a filmmaker, a writer...
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| Encaustic painter Kevin Ghiglione at work |
The idea was to meet with these friends once a month for a pot luck dinner and discuss our direction, our new projects, our frustrations with our work. It was to be inspirational to all which is why I wanted to include artists working in different mediums and not necessarily visual artists and definitely artists at different stages of their art paths.
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| detail: The Backward Stars by Cass Reimer mixed media on tyvek |
That idea got pushed aside because I had too much on my plate at the time. It came up again when I took a course 2 years ago with artist Iris Häussler . She mentioned she meets with art friends regularly.
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| Artwork by Cybèle Young, a present to me from years ago. 2 .5 " x 3.25 " Leaf with Strainer, 1999 1/1 |
Having Judy Martin for dinner last week, while she was in town for her workshop with Sandra Brownlee, confirmed that I want to be around others who create. For artists working alone it is important. I suppose those sharing a studio regularly experience a type of exchange. Those working alone learn to figure things out themselves.
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| Painting by Toronto artist, Kim Rodenkirchen |
I am preparing to go away (Italy, of course) so when I get back in late September that will be first thing on the list.
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