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Akiane, Artist Child Prodigy

Akiane is a famous world art prodigy that most people know about. However, I enjoyed watching some clips of child prodigies lately and posted them on my blog. This interview was very in-depth and it was a thought-provoking interview. Paintings are purchased at her website. http://www.artakiane.com. Enjoy.

 
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Posted by on November 10, 2012 in Art

 

Artist, Jeffrey Adler

An artist friend, Jeffrey Adler in Atlanta, GA, has a great website that I would like to share. He drew a charcoal drawing of me that I really like as well for a singing demo of mine. I sang some of his pieces that he wrote. The charcoal drawing was done in 2004. Jeffrey also did some panels for me for a holiday program that showcased Hanukkah, Christmas (sacred & secular) and Kwanzaa principles. It’s beautiful work. I’ll showcase those at another time. Check out his website below:

http://www.adlerarts.com

 

 

 
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Posted by on October 10, 2012 in Art

 

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High Museum of Art – Atlanta, GA 4.28.12

High Museum of Art – Atlanta, GA 4.28.12

Today, I taught at the Alliance Theatre my Acting I and II classes for grades 3-5. They received their scripts which was great. However, I was feeling that I needed to rest and relax. Get my mind off a few things. The Picasso to Warhol exhibit was showing and will end tomorrow. My good friend, Linda Johnson, music teacher at Hambrick ES, Atlanta, GA told me that it was so awesome that she went twice. Love her. She’s from New Orléans and speaks a mixture of English and French. I understand some of it since I was in France in 2003 and took the language in high school. Anyway, I ate lunch at Table 1280 on the premises and saw the exhibit. These photos were my favorites. Please enjoy. It was a fantastic escape. I’m very glad to enjoy such high standards of quality art all around me. Prayfully, I won’t take it for granted. Enclosed are Fernand Leger_Three Women 1921. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fernand_Léger. He’s my favorite. Has strong mixed elements of both Piet Mondrian (also shown was Trafalgar Square) and Pablo Picasso styles. I also liked reading about the industrial revolution of the 1900s in college and could relate to that in his art; Alexander Calder_Spider 1939; and Pablo Picasso_Girl before a Mirror 1932. Sunday evening, I’ll see the Ghost Brothers of Darkland County at the Alliance Theatre. The guests were allowed to take phone photos at the High. Enjoy!

http://www.high.org/moma.aspx#/Picasso-to-Warhol/highlights

 
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Posted by on April 28, 2012 in Art

 

Art from Oklahoma

Elizabeth Tilghman, a friend and artist from our hometown, Lawton, Oklahoma specializes in photography. Go to her website http://www.redbubble.com to get a glimpse of the beautiful work that she is doing: showcasing the beauty of Oklahoma and nature.

Kim

http://www.redbubble.com/people/elizann71

 
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Posted by on May 1, 2011 in Art