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Issue Date:
January 1995; Vol. 59, Issue 630
IN THIS ISSUE:-
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COVER: Whitley Heights I, by Dale Pring MacSweeney, 1993, oil, 72 x 48. Collection Robert and Margo Moss. Photo
courtesy Louis Newman Galleries, Beverly Hills, California.
FEATURES:
METHODS & MATERIALS: SHADES OF GREEN--ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS FOR ARTISTS by Carmi Weingrod. Here
are some small steps you can take toward gearing your studio practices to the bigger picture--a clean and living
earth.
JOHN STOBART'S "WORLDSCAPE" by Barbara Adams. An intense fascination with subject matter, a keen observation
of nature, and discipline derived from classical training have made John Stobart an acclaimed maritime and plein
air painter.
THE WATERCOLOR PAGE: TECHNIQUES FOR FREE EXPRESSION by Tanya F. Dischler. My process is a gradual one of
bringing the image into focus. There's a point when my subject, whether a fish or a flower, ceases to be ordinary
and develops a life of its own.
MAGIC REALISM by Diane Casella Hines. From a bright, spacious studio nestled in the hills of Southern California,
Dale Pring MacSweeney creates a special world in sun-filled paintings of interiors.
SEVEN ARTISTS IN O'KEEFFE COUNTRY by Peggy Arenz. Recently, I was part of a group that painted together in New
Mexico. Although sometimes we worked almost side by side, each of us responded to the landscape in her own
way, selecting and emphasizing elements to make personal statements.
A CONVERSATION WITH ED CARSON by Charles Movalli. This Massachusetts artist believes a picture can be correct in
color, value, and perspective yet still have nothing to say. 'Technique is the craft of painting," he notes, "but the art
is in the expression.".
STUART SHILS'S PASSIONATE JOURNEY by Bill Scott. Having traveled a long, sometimes difficult path, Stuart Shils
has found a home making painterly landscapes that are both lyrical and lively.
NUTS & BOLTS: Resources and practical information for artists.
DEPARTMENTS: WELCOME. LETTERS. EXHIBITS. TECHNICAL PAGE by Steven Sheehan. ART MART. BULLETIN BOARD.
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS. COMING IN FEBRUARY.
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