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Who made it? | Issue #21

Who made it?

November 2022 | Issue # 21

With ” Iowa, 1955″ by Benjamin Carson

“Exploring the underwater world through sculpture” by Jason Taylor.
woman with red hair and a stern look on her face stands in a wheat field holding a coiled row of wheat like it's a blanket
“Untitled” by Oprisco Photography.

With “Now Are You” by Rebekah Bloyd

“Malagueña” by Soledad Bravo.
psychedelic painting that explore human perception and the vibrant complexity of the natural world. To build his collage-based works, he gathers a multitude of images from field guides, nature books and other sources, and assembles them into pulsating figures and geometric patterns
Fungi and Flowers, 2002, 48 x 36 in., mixed media and resin on wood panel, by Fred Tomaselli.

With “When We Come to Class” by Carol Gremli

“Suzelle Poole, age 80.”
Terpsichore, Muse of Music and ballet, an oil on canvas painting (1739) of woman holding a lyre and pen wearing a white dress
Terpsichore, Muse of Music and Ballet, 1739, an oil on canvas painting by Jean-Marc Nattier.

Acknowledgments

Background photo of hayloft by Pezibear via Pixabay.

Background photo of wildfire at Lick Creek, Umatilla National Forest, Oregon, United States via wikicommons.

Background photo of pointe shoes by Jessica via Running with Scissors.