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How a single drive through rural Vermont led Susan Abbott to the Japanese idea of wabi-sabi, and to a body of landscape paintings anchored in nostalgia, memory, and the ordinary beauty of overlooked places.
W.S. Cranmore's abstract paintings double as an autobiographical journal, each one scored by the music that shaped it. We got into his music-forward process, the memories behind the work, and the surreal moment his musical hero became a collector.
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One afternoon at the pool sparked a series Featured Artist Michele Poirier Mozzone is still painting fifteen years later. Here's why she keeps going, how she landed a luxury handbag collab, and what keeps her art career under control.
At 45, Featured Artist Sandy Palasti walked away from surgery to become an artist. Here's how she built a thriving art career, embraced intuition over precision, and found success by protecting her creative process.
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Featured Artist Shima Shanti traded a corporate career for beeswax, fire, and a practice built on surrender. Here's how she found her medium after 60 and the systems that keep her work organized.
