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ART TODAY 08.21.17: United in Healing: Adam Mars is a Catalyst for Re-examination and Reflection

ART TODAY 08.21.17: United in Healing: Adam Mars is a Catalyst for Re-examination and Reflection

by Natalie Durkin

I painted this work in July of 2006 as the presidential campaigns began to gain momentum. Needless to say, it’s more relevant today than I expected.

ART TODAY 08.19.17: Meeting of the Visionaries by Outi Harma with entire Acrostic Interview

ART TODAY 08.19.17: Meeting of the Visionaries by Outi Harma with entire Acrostic Interview

by Deborah Granger

I really don’t think about how I want to affect people with my art work. I do it for very selfish reasons. I paint for my own well being, but I hear it has some good side effects on others.

ART TODAY 08.18.17: “Opening” by Outi Harma

ART TODAY 08.18.17: “Opening” by Outi Harma

by Deborah Granger

There are doors we can’t open by ourselves. Sometimes it takes an alchemy of two people to experiences new levels of beauty, love and intimacy.

ART TODAY 08.17.17: Healing by Outi Harma

ART TODAY 08.17.17: Healing by Outi Harma

by Deborah Granger

For me, this painting is about feeling our true essence in how we are all connected to the animal kingdom and nature. It is in that experience of oneness that healing happens for ourselves and the planet.

ART TODAY 08.16.17: Between the Worlds by Outi Harma

ART TODAY 08.16.17: Between the Worlds by Outi Harma

by Deborah Granger

I am just moving into a new place with a studio in the backyard. I also have outside studio/gallery on Pico Blvd. They both have high ceilings. Feeling blessed with my spaces to create!

ART TODAY 08.15.17: Journey – artist Outi Harma paints her way closer to the earth and her wild nature

ART TODAY 08.15.17: Journey – artist Outi Harma paints her way closer to the earth and her wild nature

by Deborah Granger

For years since living in Los Angles, I have had this longing to lay down on the earth and be covered by leaves. I think that yearning has eased up a bit by painting so many pictures of women who have leaves, trees and antlers on them.

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