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Susan Schuler, Abiquiu-based mixed-media abstract artist

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Susan schuler - mixed media artist. Early Works: From Ankor Wat to Yannan Province. Machu Pichu and Cusco (2007 – 2009). The Natural World (2009 – 2011). Otto Buddig Commissions (2009). I began my career in painting in 1990 and have been a working artist for 19 years. I began working in soft pastels in 1991, and attended the the first international pastel conference in Colorado. I worked in powder pastels for 7 years. My images from that period were representational. This life is very rewarding. I am...

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Betsy Duzan @ Studio 8: 2008-08-03

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Betsy Duzan @ Studio 8. This is a journal of my studio process. Monday, August 4, 2008. Landscape Shows at the Wendt Gallery and Gallery 1261. Here's a current landscape show at the Wendt Gallery. That includes Denver artist. Kevin has taught at the Art Students League of Denver, and now teaches a weekly advanced painting class independant of the league. He exhibits work at Gallery 1261. In Denver which is also having a landscape show right now. Posted by studio 8. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Plein Air P...

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Betsy Duzan @ Studio 8: 2008-07-13

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Betsy Duzan @ Studio 8. This is a journal of my studio process. Tuesday, July 15, 2008. I came across this exhibition notice from Art News summer 2007. The show was at the Forum Gallery. In New York June-August 2007. It included the following artists:. Robert Bauer, William Beckman, Stephen Brown. James Butler, Davis Cone, Linden Frederick. Gregory Gillespie, Peter Krausz. Craig mcPherson, Brian Rutenberg, Bernardo Siciliano, and Tula Telfair. One of these artists, Bernardo Siciliano. Posted by studio 8.

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Betsy Duzan @ Studio 8: 2008-07-27

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Betsy Duzan @ Studio 8. This is a journal of my studio process. Thursday, July 31, 2008. I have come a long way since the AIB Residency in June: I have reviewed my notes and voice recorded critique sessions to complete my first residency summary. Posted by studio 8. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). In the Light of Corot. Pine cut to 45 degree angle. French Cleat attached to wall and canvases. 4, 48x20" canvases. Last Homestead in process. 4 canvases: 40x40, 20x20, 40x20, 20x40 inches. Beyond the Bike Path.

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Betsy Duzan @ Studio 8: 2009-02-08

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Betsy Duzan @ Studio 8. This is a journal of my studio process. Thursday, February 12, 2009. Attended a panel discussion on the new book,. At the Center for Visual Arts in Denver. Interesting to hear that Colorado has an extensive history of abstract painting. Lorey Hobbs, my mentor, is also inspired by nature. Posted by studio 8. Tuesday, February 10, 2009. Posted by studio 8. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). In the Light of Corot. Pine cut to 45 degree angle. French Cleat attached to wall and canvases.

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Betsy Duzan @ Studio 8: 2008-11-30

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Betsy Duzan @ Studio 8. This is a journal of my studio process. Tuesday, December 2, 2008. One of my major tasks this month was getting ready for an open studio event at Arts on Seventh, my studio building. I attempted to transform my studio from a cluttered work space into a gallery! Posted by studio 8. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). In the Light of Corot. Pine cut to 45 degree angle. French Cleat attached to wall and canvases. 4, 48x20" canvases. Last Homestead in process. Beyond the Bike Path. Http:/ www...

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Betsy Duzan @ Studio 8: Ready to paint

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Betsy Duzan @ Studio 8. This is a journal of my studio process. Wednesday, January 20, 2010. Decisions about materials and sizes are as important to me as the ideas and subject matter that I paint. I've been thinking about doing a triptyk with a square painting in the center and two narrow paintings on the sides. Posted by studio 8. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). In the Light of Corot. Pine cut to 45 degree angle. French Cleat attached to wall and canvases. 4, 48x20" canvases. Beyond the Bike Path.

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Betsy Duzan @ Studio 8: 2008-12-07

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Betsy Duzan @ Studio 8. This is a journal of my studio process. Thursday, December 11, 2008. Artists who Paint Water. As I have been exploring ways of painting water, I have come across quite a few artists who have made water a central theme in their work. Laura Sanders. Who was featured on the cover of New American Paintings # 77 has done a series of "Heads Above Water" as well as figures and animals in water. Jay Moore. In Denver. Gail Chase-Bien's show, Reflections. Posted by studio 8. 60" x 40" oil.

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Betsy Duzan @ Studio 8: Painting in Process

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Betsy Duzan @ Studio 8. This is a journal of my studio process. Friday, October 23, 2009. Encouraged to work larger, I am painting a 60 x 40" aerial view entitled Beyond the Bikepath. I painted the monochromatic underpainting with acrylics. Now that I have blocked in the colors I think that the freshness of the underpainting is more successful than the colored version. I'm going to experiement with a limited palette and perhaps change the colors again once I have done these experiments. Posted by studio 8.