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Elizabeth Buhr : past and current work
- The works on paper are painted with acrylic paint using drawing and cut paper. The work is a prayer, a moment in time and a bringing together of a personal/ universal visual language from the landscape, the natural world. The images of the natural world, which are cut into the painted surface.
a drawing a day
- "Do not fail to do something everyday, for no matter how little, it will do you a world of good." Cennino Cennini I'm making a drawing each day for a year. Here are the rules: I have to make a drawing each day. That's it ... no more rules then that.
student art work
- The following album is a collection of selected student works in progress and completed. We always have a great time in the studio/classroom. At times, it feels like walking through mud ... but when we arrive we all celebrate , sometimes quietly, the challenges that we faced and moved confidently through.
artists
- It is hard to pin point any one artist that has influenced my practice , my vision . I always joke that it was the sisters at St. Anne's Catholic Church Saturday art classes that influenced my start. On the following pages is a "living" list of images that have come along to influence to generate ideas and to create approaches.
good listening
blogs of interest
Recent Comments
- Kyle Huffstetler on Reflection is like hairspray.
- the swede on The grading window is open.
- the swede on studio cleaning
- elizabeth buhr on Analogous Horses created by the artists in the 3rd grade
- Scott Knecht on Analogous Horses created by the artists in the 3rd grade
- elizabeth buhr on December 22, 2009
- the swede on December 22, 2009
- lunardancer on meet you at recess by the trees
- Mom on 4th grade Principles of Design Sculptures
- elizabeth buhr on meet you at recess by the trees
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