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Glynn Galloway describes himself as an "oblique artist"; not parallel, not perpendicular, not an outsider but definitely not mainstream.
A former athlete in his right, this native Las Vegan has gone from bouncing balls on the courts to painting animals of South Africa in pastels.
A self-made artist who has a very engaging personality. When you talk to him it is like talking to an old soul in a young body.
At first glance, the stainless steel wire mesh sculptures of Fekadu Mekasha seem almost like illusions, beckoning the question: “How in the world did he do that?' Using his professional knowle...
Margaret comes from a large family in a small town with no opportunities. No outlet for her creativity and because of that they thought she was a little weird. Piano classes were given by a nun wh...
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