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Jun 11 2008

At the Tryst Gallery in Chandler, AZ this week.

Serendipity was in play this past week. I received a call to hang some of my work in a hurry. A Gallery, the Tryst at Inspirado was holding a reception for the Phoenix Black Chamber of Commerce.

Got the call on Thursday and delivered on Friday. Lots of people, some inquiries and you never know.

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Jun 04 2008

LAS ARTES DE MARICOPA-Studio Tour

Published by Bob Martin under Art, Culture, Events, Uncategorized

Title: LAS ARTES DE MARICOPA
Location: 4306 W MISSOURI AVENUE GLENDALE AZ
Start Time: 08:30
Date: 2008-06-11
End Time: 10:00

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Jun 02 2008

African-Festival O8

African-Festival 08 Phoenix AZ

We went last year and had a great time. For more information call.

623-247-4869 or 623-215-2507

Title: African-Festival O8
Location: Arisona State University West Campus
Description: Celebrate African Music, Dance and Food.
Start Time: 10:00
Date: 2008-10-18
End Time: 18:00

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Jun 02 2008

The Heard Museum and the History of The Indian School

Carlisle Indian School student body, March 1892.

Recently I visited the Heard Museum in Phoenix Arizona and saw the exhibit:

Remembering Our Indian School Days: The Boarding School Experience”

It’s an exhibit that pulls at your heart.

This is a righteous part of American History that exemplifies the belief that we could decide what is best for others.

I located a NY Times Article, ironically dated July 5th, 1896, about the Phoenix Indian School. In reading it, you see that “Spin” is not a new invention.

The original Phoenix Indian School Campus is not far from the Heard. The school is no longer functioning and is undergoing renovations and one day I guess it will become a museum.

The photo on the right has me ask the question, “when you are forced to be other then who you are, what happens to your creativity?”

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May 20 2008

Painting What You Know

Mothers day

Here are three artists who have inspired and influenced me. I occasionally will see something in my paintings that reminds me of the many artists that I admire.

Reginald Marsh
Jacob Lawrence
Richard
Diebenkorn

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