The Studio at Firnew Farm

Before there was art, there was painting. ... I remember a conversation I once had with an elder painter who was a particular proponent of abstraction, insisting on the absolute importance of painting's independence from any demand it illustrate a predetermined meaning. "Well, how do you feel when you look at a painting by Caravaggio?"
Everyday Painting" by Barry Schwabsky

Monday, August 15, 2011

Feast in the Field - September 10 & 11, 2011


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Diana Boeke said...

This sounds lovely! Is it open to the public? Would it be good to share on my facebook page? (Glean Acres). Love the heirloom painting Khalil posted!

6:25 AM
Trish Crowe said...

Yes, we are open to the public on Saturday and Sunday from 1 - 6. That would be great if you would post on FB! Tell us about the Clueless Farmer!!!

8:52 AM

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Emma Papenfus

Emma Papenfus
Carroll University, Waukesha, Wisconsin art student

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