Visual Art Oct 21, 2010 at 4:00 am

Mystery and Strangeness

A Seattle Painter Makes It

Jen Graves
Knowing and earnest. Kelly O
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Very nice article,Ms Graves. Respectful, informative, referential without being grandiose, and informed. A nice show with a very good artist who just might be great-time will tell. If we could see more of this type of feature with an inclusive perspective of all aspects of our art community (to keep us interested), you just might have something!

warmth,
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