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Robert Pointer’s Escarpment Series tells the stories of local climbers

Deft and purposeful, fingers taut with tension move across the surface. Landing here, reaching just … there. In this way the route forward reveals itself. At times the brow furrows…

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Artists in their Studio: John Laughlin

Why an Artist? Long 21 second pause– Because I love silence! Another Pause- It’s a calling but that always sound pretentious in a way. It’s addictive, like heroin, you want to do…

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Artists in their Studio: Aiyana Hartan

Why an Artist? Umm! Why an artist? Well, I grew up surrounded by artists in my family; my father was a painter, as was my sister. I always liked making…

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Artists in their Studio: Mark Kelner

Why an Artist? I don’t know why an artist. Back when I was a kid, I never thought what I wanted to be one. What does every kid want to…

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Artists in their Studio: Brent Henry

Why an Artist? Ha, ha, I always kinda drew stuff growing up. I liked drawing things in my world that I thought were cool-looking. I enjoyed drawing logos and different…

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Artists in their Studio: Angelika Hammel

Why an Artist? Angelika is very modest about her art form and when asked, why an artist she replied: “As I have said before I’m not an artist; I’m trying…

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Robert Pointer’s Escarpment Series tells the stories of local climbers

Artists in their Studio: John Laughlin

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Artists in their Studio: Brent Henry

Artists in their Studio: Angelika Hammel

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