The Bird (black and white)From the Artist I believe that in every one of us lives a child, and my paintings are about what that child loves and accepts. In my works, I talk to him in the language he and I can understand. Even the size of my worksit's memories of childhood, where all the important things in life can fit in a pocket or under a pillow, so that you dont have to part with them even for a minute. From Brandywine Workshop and Archives records The Bird shows a

The process was slow in the beginning but soon began to reveal much about the image as we worked

Issues of social politics are presented with fragmented elements of "real life"collaged and collapsed

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and desires experienced by humans

strikes this strong image in my mind—an image of all humanity aligned facing east and thereby sharing a commonality and unity

and photographic image—a real advantage for the artist printmaker

It is from these references that I have developed the images and associative ideas that feed the Saguaro Spirits series

Jonkonnu provided enslaved people the opportunity to abandon their harsh labors for a day of festivity

clouds were all relatives—nations unite themselves

and spirituality

Schrank is literally pushing the boundaries of what she knows

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