Banff-Amazing

It is indeed wonderful to be here.  Today, along with my studio work, I attended the open studio event for resident visual artists.  I had lunch with MoJo Anderson, I went to a fabulous concert by a string quintet and several other musicians... I am beginning to understand what Banff is.  It is a place where artists from all over the globe come together to exchange ideas.
Fabulous...

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  1. Richard RudnickiFebruary 18, 2010 at 6:43 AM

    Awsome images. Strong composition, colour and simplification. Great modeling and design. The paintings? photographs? really capture and convey the dancer's movement, tension and energy. There's a cool frontal yet a plastic quality about them.

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