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Guestbook Thank you for visiting my pages. I would love it if you would Add your thoughts and comments about the artwork and/or the website. gorgeous stuff. thanks. heather gordon los angeles, ca USA - Monday, August 22, 2005 at 09:01:41 (PDT) I really like this new body of work! It seems to have much more depth besides the main message of tension. The top line really screams out. Ron Asheville, NC USA - Friday, August 19, 2005 at 06:10:29 (PDT) whoa, just found the studio notes and must admit that it just might be my favorite part of the whole site. Love getting inside your head, inside your studio, and the palette shots... YES!! Katy Baum <loveandsqualor@hotmail.com> chicago, IL USA - Thursday, May 19, 2005 at 16:24:57 (PDT) Heather, it's incredible. I relish the opportunity to look at some your earliest work and see how you've evolved and transformed. Also, love the personal commentary for specific pieces. and perhaps most of all love the angus theme. Love it. Choice cuts, HAH!! Katy Baum <loveandsqualor@hotmail.com> chicago, IL USA - Thursday, May 19, 2005 at 16:22:19 (PDT) MMM...event 19...moonlight on a forest pond, where the frog has just leapt into the water...mmmmm. thia kingsbury USA - Monday, May 09, 2005 at 11:35:15 (PDT) I love the little personal notes you've put with all the pics of your work. Sometimes very obscure, always insightful in some way. Your personality shines through these. I get a glimpse into your outlook. talk to me, baby!! Thia Kingsbury <thiakingsbury@hotmail.com> Asheville, NC USA - Monday, May 09, 2005 at 11:29:29 (PDT) Love the bull! Can't wait to read your feedback from folks Thia Kingsbury <thiakingsbury@hotmail.com> Asheville, NC USA - Monday, May 09, 2005 at 11:22:54 (PDT) When I saw your MFA collection, I did experience the mixed emotions you described. The collection was large and uncomfortably enclosing. I saw these pieces as the culmination of a period in which you were finding beauty where we must peak through our hands. The earlier works included refinery smoke stacks in Utah, refugee camps in Afganistan, and dolphins caught in Japanese tuna fishing nets. So, this final experience was haunting and unforgettable. Ron G <rucanoeing@mindspring.com> USA - Saturday, May 07, 2005 at 04:44:28 (PDT) The art is simply delicious and I love how easy to navigate and clean the site is. And I too am interested in the significance of the cow. Can't wait to see and hear more about your work! Mary Tebbs <mtebbs@comcast.net> Salt Lake City, UT USA - Friday, May 06, 2005 at 09:32:57 (PDT) I haven't seen any other art referring to Hurricane Katrina. "Red for the Dead" is the first I've seen. It's beautiful, terribly beautiful. Maureen Rock Hill, SC USA - Saturday, Feb 11, 2006 at 11:17:00 (EST) I came back to my office after dinner and there it was. Just an innocent little link at the bottom of a humdrum e-mail. Now I've spent two hours appreciating art when I should have been trying to support my family. I hope you're happy. Jim Shura Asheville, NC USA - Monday, Apr 24, 2006 at 20:13:35 (EST) {Reach Out} or click the cattle to go home |
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