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July 13, 2009

The Illuminated Body

Just found out today that I'll be having a show in Seattle at SHAKTI Vinyasa Yoga Studio in November. The opening reception for The Illuminated Body will be Saturday November 14th from 6-9. It coincides with the Ballard Art Walk, in a cool neighborhood with great galleries, bars and restaurants. I'll have my favorite DJ spinning the music vibe and I'll bring some  treats also. The show runs through January 7th.

I plan to show all new art that resonates with the theme, the Illuminated Body. I look forward to focusing on the many ways our bodies are filled with light, inspiration, the breath of life and love.

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Paintings: MantraArt

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    "MantraArt" is created in a secret laboratory employing ritualistic use of singing, dancing, and chocolate-eating. In this way the artist entices the divine presence to move through her. Work begins with random stitching on pieces of canvas and then stretching it, followed by collage and paint.

Creativity Retreats

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    Creativity retreats take place in Seattle and Minneapolis. Players get to paint, collage, and color; engage in movement, writing, and visualization games. Participants report remembering things they used to love and other revelations. Limiting the group size allows for personal attention and a satisfying sense of accomplishment.