Where have I been?

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For any of you who read my posts or check my latest work, you are probably wondering what has happened to me, since I have not posted in months. I always have such good intentions to maintain a steady stream of commentary and actually was doing pretty well – for awhile.

Well, I am still here and still making art. I just haven’t photographed and posted any new work; I am still making new work. Actually I have been quite busy making work so I will practice my photography skills and post some. I did a series of “Peace” symbols and am working on a new series called “Oxford Faces”, based on photos I took in Oxford, England last April. I am continuing the “Medusa” series and am working on three pieces having to do with the land as sacred space.

I am teaching a lot right now, which accounts for some of my busyness: four art history classes and a studio class. I love doing this but it does take time! It is important to me however to keep up with the history of art as it places me in context with my predecessors. It also informs my work, and I hope, enriches and improves it. I am proud to be a part of the history of artists, however small. I also feel I am doing my part to develop new art appreciators, collectors and patrons. So I work hard to balance art teaching and artmaking! Anyone who is an artist understands the dilemma of time management (as do most of us I am sure).

Well, that’s it for today. I promise I will be back soon to update you on things art.

2 Responses
  1. Ben Stein :

    Date: April 11, 2010 @ 3:20 pm

    Greetings Marsha!

    I hope you remember me from Wright State – older student – possibly had the beard back then – I hope all is well with you – I graduated Cum Laude last November – Still waiting to hear from Towson University for their grad program – I have been desperately looking for work in the Dayton area – if you know of anyone who needs a mature, intelligent employee, please contact me – I love the new pieces – I can see a definite transition from the work you showed us for your Masters degree – great stuff! Best of luck to you and your family – take care!

    Sincerely,

    Ben Stein

  2. Marsha :

    Date: April 13, 2010 @ 2:29 am

    How are you? What a nice surprise! I will definitely send your name along when I can. Come visit me at the Cannery sometime!

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