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Tag Archives: Folk art
On supporting local artists….
“If you hear a voice within say ‘you cannot paint,’ then by all means paint, and that voice will be silenced. “ –Vincent Van Gogh I purchased this painting from an artist selling his painting on the street at an artist’s market in Oaxaca City, Mexico while I was there teaching ESL (English as aContinue reading “On supporting local artists….”
Inspiring A*R*T: Mexico…again!
Out of Mexico comes some of the most colorful, whimsical, and gorgeous folk art. I am just in love with it. This piece is one I picked up while visiting Michoacan state, a state famous for being the final destination for the monarch butterfly after their miraculous migration spanning many miles. This piece portrays theContinue reading “Inspiring A*R*T: Mexico…again!”
For many years, I have collected folk art during my travels. Packed carefully away in boxes for now, I take a moment every once in a while to take a few pieces out to admire them. Each piece is small, transportable by being either stuffed into or strapped to the outside of my backpack, andContinue reading