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Life on the Mesa: August 2008
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Life on the Mesa. Art and Life in the Land of Enchantment. Saturday, August 9, 2008. Tsankawi Ruins is about a 30 minute drive from our property. Here, you can visit the ancient cave dwellings, and hike the paths that have been worn into the rock. Tsankawi is near Los Alamos and White Rock. It's definitely worth the drive, too, and offers a good half-day hike once you arrive. Be sure to pay close attention to the rocks, and you'll see an excellent assortment of petroglyphs. Snow was a rarity during the t...
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Life on the Mesa: Miss Robin's Art Class
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Life on the Mesa. Art and Life in the Land of Enchantment. Monday, September 7, 2009. Miss Robin's Art Class. Hey, kids, if you've found your way here, congratulations! If you're not one of my students, but want to see what we're up to, anyway, check out our virtual classroom:. Miss Robin's Art Class. This comment has been removed by a blog administrator. November 3, 2009 at 11:17 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Follow me on Twitter. Westminster, Colorado, United States. View my complete profile.
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Life on the Mesa: Land for Sale!
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Life on the Mesa. Art and Life in the Land of Enchantment. Saturday, August 9, 2008. Tsankawi Ruins is about a 30 minute drive from our property. Here, you can visit the ancient cave dwellings, and hike the paths that have been worn into the rock. Tsankawi is near Los Alamos and White Rock. It's definitely worth the drive, too, and offers a good half-day hike once you arrive. Be sure to pay close attention to the rocks, and you'll see an excellent assortment of petroglyphs. Snow was a rarity during the t...
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Life on the Mesa: April 2007
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Life on the Mesa. Art and Life in the Land of Enchantment. Wednesday, April 25, 2007. Two more weeks of school. Actually, one more week after tomorrow's class; and then finals. Yippee. My typical day recently: get up, go to school, come home, do homework, go to sleep. Yesterday morning I took the time to capture a typical, gorgeous sunrise. This is the view I see every morning from the kitchen window. You just gotta love this place. The last few rays of Sunshine were straining to seep through the clouds.
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Life on the Mesa: May 2007
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Life on the Mesa. Art and Life in the Land of Enchantment. Thursday, May 31, 2007. 2002 ceramic and clear glaze 7" x 7" x 4". In many parts of the world- Africa and Native America come to mind immediately- pottery made by women is considered sacred and mysterious. And it is hand built. When I work with clay, I feel that I'm part of a large, universal Sisterhood- a group that I'm both humbled, and honored, to be a part of. Wednesday, May 30, 2007. Watercolor and acrylic on paper. Multiple Self Portrait,.
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Dancing Light Studio: July 2014
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The blog of Ohio artist, Nora Sallows, a compulsive oil painter! Sunday, July 27, 2014. Wicker Porch Furniture- Evelyn's Porch. This is perhaps my favorite painting from the paintout last weekend. It rained on and off all day Saturday so I sat on a porch near the park and painted an interior. I discovered that wicker furniture is not the easiest thing in the world to paint but I had lots of time. Labels: gray day painting. Tuesday, July 22, 2014. 1957 Lyman Wooden Boat. 9" x 12" oil on linen. Jessica, ou...
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Life on the Mesa: SOLD!
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Life on the Mesa. Art and Life in the Land of Enchantment. Monday, August 3, 2009. We recently sold our land in Medanales. The folks who bough it are from Australia, and the whole process went very quickly. A day or so after the sale was finalized, I watched the film, Australia. Seeing the gorgeous landscape and scenery there, it's no wonder they chose this particular spot in the U.S. to settle. I'm sure it seems a bit like home. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Follow me on Twitter. Home on the Range.
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Life on the Mesa: December 2011
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Life on the Mesa. Art and Life in the Land of Enchantment. Wednesday, December 28, 2011. I continue to be inspired by the Land of Enchantment, and particularly by the the area closest to my heart: Medanales and Abiquiu. Truly, it's no wonder that Georgia O'Keeffe was continually drawn to return, and to eventually stay there until her final days. Thanks so much for visiting this blog! For updates on current works and exhibits, be sure to visit my facebook page. The exhibit runs through mid January, 2012.
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Life on the Mesa: It's All About the Process
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Life on the Mesa. Art and Life in the Land of Enchantment. Monday, August 6, 2007. It's All About the Process. Last month I got the opportunity to take a workshop with Clarence Cruz. He teaches at both UNM and at the Poeh Center (at the Pojoaque pueblo), though I took his Summer class at Ghost Ranch. It was great fun, because Clarence is a patient teacher and also a very nice person. And he has a great sense of humor. He kept us all in stitches the entire week. Rocks and clay soaking in water. And finall...
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Life on the Mesa: July 2007
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Life on the Mesa. Art and Life in the Land of Enchantment. Friday, July 20, 2007. Paleontology, Part II. I've been absent for a while; traveling and preparing for the upcoming studio tour. Soon, I'll post some photos from the past month, but first I want to share some stuff with you about the recent Paleontology seminar at Ghost Ranch. Magazine published an article about the work we were doing there. Check out this cover art and the blurb that goes with it:. Lower left) and a Silesaurus. The Abiquiu Stud...
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