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Chris Tucker Haggerty Expresses Spirituality Through Paint and Found Objects

August 30, 2021 Patricia Williams

Influenced by Native American and Catholic traditions, Haggerty uses found objects and often circles to create mixed media artworks that explore spirituality.

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Tags mixed media, found objects, spirituality, catholic, American Southwest, Native American, circles, pantheism, panentheism, figurative
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Gail Vogels: Exploring and Transforming

January 3, 2015 Touchstone Gallery
Gail Vogels

Gail Vogels

It's not surprising that Gail Vogels was inspired by the novel All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr when she set out to construct her new multi-media art works. She's been interested in literature most of her life, studying it in college and coming away with a bachelor's degree in the field. "That book was a launching point for me.  I wanted to explore  micro and macro themes happening simultaneously--those natural forces and choices that make us human beings.  Using mixed media elements -instead of painting - I tried to figure out how to make various themes intersect on a picture plane. Plus, using scissors and glue is fun.  The process is old school and the experience evokes your childhood."

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In Featured Artist Tags Andrew Wyeth, architecture, Artists at Work, Atlanta, black ink, clayboard, found objects, Gail Vogels, galaxy of our existence, hand altered papers, human figure, intersections, language of perception, multi-media artwork, objects from natue, Oh Life!, Philadelphia, textures, Touchstone Gallery DC, transformative experiences
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Wheeler, Shaw, Luckett, Frazier, Brotman: Creating in 3-Dimensions

January 5, 2014 Touchstone Gallery
5 sculptors posing web

5 sculptors posing web

Touchstone sculptors Wheeler, Shaw, Luckett, Frazier and Brotman transform earthen materials and detritus into elegant sculptural forms using fire, colorants, adhesives, carving tools and imaginations keyed into limitless possibilities of three dimensional construction. They share a love of materials, storytelling, and an internal inclination to  build--to transform one form into another form.

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In Featured Artist Tags 3-D construction, alabaster, ancient, ancient artifacts, androgynous gourd shells, bark, branches, ceremonial construcitons, clay, contemporary vision, Dana Brotman, discovery, equality, expressive, eyes, fetish-like figures, figurative, found objects, glazes, hieroglyphics, Hosho paper, images inside images, janathel shaw, Janet Wheeler, justice, layered meaning, life-size figures, metal, metaphor, Michele Frazier, nature, oil paints, physicality, primeval mother tongue, psychology, raffia, raw, Rosemary Luckett, seed pods, soapstone, social themes, spiritual outlook, spirituality, storytelling, textures, totems, Touchstone Gallery DC, vocabulary of forms, wood
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