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Symmetry and asymmetry coexist

the kind that gets collected

[My] idiosyncratic preferences for small scale and high finish seem to derive in part from a boyhood of viewing art in reproduced form in books and magazines rather than in actuality on gallery and museum walls

a good part of the work of Caymmi has Yemenja as its theme

Ingwer I Do Indians Go To Santa Fe When They Die org/2014/04/to-work-as-the-spirit-moves-me-an-interview-with-sarah-van-keuren/From the Artist The human figure has always been a central focus in my work, and groupings of figures are of particular importance to me. Gesture, placement, configuration, as well as the relationship of figures to each other and to their environment, provide me with ways in which to question human nature in a broad context. "Answers to such queries seem more unlikely with each new imagequestions regarding what we do, how we go about doing it, and why