“Death Wisdom is an exploration of Candace’s own journey in living through the death of her mother and the Year of Grief that followed.”

These stories are hers, of course, but they’re Universal, too.  Death and Grief offer us a whole new way to look at the world. This series of fiber art pieces is about finding some of those discoveries she could only find amid the radical changes that resulted from Death’s presence in her life.

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Having helped to pioneer green building throughout the 90’s, Rob spent a lot of time pondering the idea of sustainability. The more he thought about it, the more he’s come to see just how utterly unsustainable modern industrialized civilization is. Genuine, meaningful sustainability will be extremely difficult for humankind to achieve, yet there is no doubt that we WILL achieve it. Sustainability is not optional. Whatever we fail to do voluntarily, we WILL do involuntarily. History will depict our current “leaders” as profoundly misguided.  Rob Bolman’s art reflects a pondering as to what future generations (or archeologists) will think of us.

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Keith Achepohl's Eugene studio has unwrapped and released his world-renowned art, sharing his extensive collections in this timely appreciation for the dedicated work of museums and galleries across the country.

He simply looks for that realness in transient environments during walks through a forest, strolls along beaches, and even in the places of ancient architecture during his travels to Egypt and Turkey. There is so much around us that offers alchemic prompts for our emotional connection to art. As a modest witness to this life, it is with the hope of quietly showing the ever-organic imagery of regeneration in all of his work."

Keith Achepohl | Smithsonian American Art Museum

Keith Achepohl: Vision of Nature/Vessel of Beauty

Keith Achepohl | The Art Institute of Chicago

Collections from KEITH ACHEPOHL TRUST | Artwork Archive

Keith Anden Achepohl | National Gallery of Art

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