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6Jul

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History, Photo, Spotlight

Photographer Spotlight: Paige Lindsay

/*! elementor - v3.22.0 - 26-06-2024 */ .elementor-widget-image{text-align:center}.elementor-widget-image a{display:inline-block}.elementor-widget-image a img[src$=".svg"]{width:48px}.elementor-widget-image img{vertical-align:middle;display:inline-block} Paige Lindsay Aselection of images taken in a variety of different cities and countries by photographer Paige Lindsay. Collected over the past seven months on walks along streets and alleyways, Lindsay is drawn to the ways in which our impact on the things around us can be seen in the subtle details we leave behind:“What primarily catches my eye are the many ways we leave traces of ourselves on our surroundings and how we decorate these spaces by existing in them over time; we wear things down, reap...

Kaleidoscopic Paintings by Sarah Helen More Pulse with Vibrant Energy

19May

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Art, Fashion, History

Kaleidoscopic Paintings by Sarah Helen More Pulse with Vibrant Energy

Textile design and the visual language of quilting shine through in Sarah Helen More’s paintings. Her kaleidoscopic works pair various geometric and botanical motifs in patchworks of flat graphic color. Emitting a joyful, meditative energy, the vivid compositions directly tie to the artist’s childhood memories and experiences. Growing up in Portland, Oregon, and Houston, More was exposed to her mother’s quilting practice and her father’s vast geology collection, and she fuses the two in her works, as organic imagery melds with stripes and bold blocks of color. Now inspired by her daily walks around her home in Seattle, the artist often begins with a photograph or sketch before translating the patterns to the canvas. “My work has always been a place of solace for me—a place where I ...