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Doing a double again after getting back from a wonderful week on the west coast - niece's wedding and visit to family and friends in Sacramento. Before I left, I auditioned for a few minor roles for Bluebird, a movie written and directed by Lance Edmands (originally from Kennebunk) which was being filmed north of Bangor, Maine. I got a callback and read for them and then it was time to get on that jet plane. While I was in San Francisco with my dear friend Kate Maney, I got a call that... Read Full Story
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Almost sounds dirty doesn't it? Maybe that's why the phrase came to me a week or so ago and apparently has been in my mind since. Now a bright new year is opening before us and of course I have a few things in mind for this year. I want to submit a piece to a Professional Women Photographers show in New York and go to the reception! I intend to sell more art and find a Maine gallery to rep me. I also intend to do a full staged reading of Orestes 3.0 at the Portland Fringe Fest. I... Read Full Story
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This is a Christmas card I designed this year based on a couple of photos I took in Kennebunkport when I picked up my artwork from the Maine Women in the Arts show. It will go on sale on the Fine Art America site after the first of the year.
As a special treat for friends and family, I'd like to re-post a story written by a Sacramento friend, Donya Wicken....
Santa Borg
(c) by Donya Wicken
I was just about fed up with Christmas shopping, cooking and
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Saw this in Kennebunkport a few weeks ago when I was there to pick up the work that didn't see at the Maine Women in the Arts show for Prelude to the Season there. But the good news is that I did sell one piece - the digital woodcut Two Gulls.
What with being one of Santa's elves this time of year, I've gotten a bit behind in the blogging. So the next few posts will be catch up ones in which I share the installation photos from the Windows show I was in at the E Street Gallery back in... Read Full Story
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I'll be there show sitting on Friday, Dec 2nd from 1 to 4 pm... hope I see you there! Read Full Story
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I'm very grateful to all the readers of this blog for sticking with me through thick and thin as I continue my journey as an artist who works in different media. I've been all full of visual art matters for some time, so let's swing the set over to the theatre side for just a bit. Enormous thanks to PlayLab at Snow Lion Rep here in Portland for including me in PlayLab and for the reading this past Monday night of Orestes 3.0, directed by Al D’Andrea with the following cast:
ELECTRA... Read Full Story
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Scams are all around us on a daily basis, but for the artist it seems they appear in an email at least once a day. Of course we are very vulnerable as we want to think that someone happened to stumble across our art and thinks it's just wonderful. I almost got caught up in that this morning when I read this:
"Dear Ann,
My name is Peter Sullivan and I am a freelance curator working with Abraham Lubelski
organizing a March group exhibition in New York. I am inviting you to
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The strangest thing has happened - my blog just disappeared from cyberspace last week! Now it's back with no explanation or reasons or anything. I wonder if it had anything to do with blogger changing it's look over the past two weeks.
I'm finishing up work on the lightboxes getting ready to ship them to Sacramento, where they will be on display at Lumens Gallery thanks to the good folks at the Center for Contemporary Art Sacramento and the marvelous intern Diana Bowers who will be... Read Full Story
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Classical Power 1
Not that September was not busy, getting work ready for the Windows show at the E Street Gallery in Sacramento. But I knew I had to hustle as I needed to get back to work on the art for the Lumens show in November so I could ship it slow train and have it not cost a fortune. This is one of the big concerns about showing work cross country like this - getting it there. One always hopes that there will be enough sales to more than cover it, but any chance I get to ship... Read Full Story
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