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Artists
William T. Coulter.
Bill is an artist, humorist, photographer and philosopher.
Over a period of 25 years he has provided 2100 illustrations for the
Washington Post, without a contract of any kind.
Independent and creative, Bill revels in a career that allows him to do
what he loves without corporate constraint or interference. Ann Northrup’s
recently completed mural encompasses two walls in an urban Philadelphia
neighborhood. The mural, which is designed to last 50 years, integrates
portraits of the neighbors as well as the community garden which resides in
front of it. As artists create art
for the ages, Ann has insured her immortality with the mural. Linda
Pace, Founder of Art Pace, artist, collector had art lessons from her mother
at an early age. Her interest in art, and her own art and involvement in the art
community led her to found ArtPace, a foundation for contemporary art, which
funds artists residents from Texas, the United States, and around the world to
create art in a supportive and stimulating environment. Jean Rosow always loved to draw, but her parents didn’t think that art could be a career, so she studied Russian in college with thoughts of joining the foreign service or becoming a translator. Things didn’t work out that way. She married, took other jobs, but managed to fit art into each job in some way. She now creates art for the ages, as she says. Her advice is do what you love to do. Aliah
Sage listens to the possibilities and seizes them. She established
her home and studio in Taos, New Mexico where she pursues her dual passions of
skiing and teaching skiing and art and teaching art. Each stage in her
development as an artist has taken her to larger expressions of her vision so
that from a production potter she has evolved into a muralist and sculptor of
monumental metal works that adorn public spaces throughout the US and in Europe. Penelope
Speier has a passion for art
which she expresses in her paintings, and shares through the Visual Thinking
Strategies Program which she introduced to the San Antonio Independent School
District in which docents, teachers, and students are initiated into
looking at and learning from art.
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