What is "northern front"?

A show of her own -- Women's Photography, George Eastman House International Museum of Photography and Film, Rochester, New York) From: Afterimage  |  Date: 11/1/1995  |  Author: Brayer, Elizabeth [COPYRIGHT 1995 Visual Studies Workshop]

"Crossover: How Artists Build Careers across Commercial, Nonprofit and Community Work"  Ann Markusen | Sam Gilmore | Amanda Johnson | Titus Levi | Andrea Martinez http://www.hhh.umn.edu/img/assets/6158/crossover.pdf

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Digital Imaging: Best Practices for Art & Photography Print Production by: Aleks Davidovich

An Artist Statement is Not a Marketing Tool by: Ariane Goodwin

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 esoteric art...comes to the Front Spiritual illuminations, by  William Stump

  Rosh Hassanah, The subject is a new year’s service; my wife on the left is the cantor (does the singing next to the rabbi) the floating guy is blowing the shofar (rams horn) traditional in bringing in the Jewish New Year (Rosh Hassanah). The guy outside is casting his sins into the water (Taslich) another traditional service during this holiday.

Spiritual illuminations, make great wedding gifts for friends or family. In the case of this one, [liquid acrylic, gold ink and gold leaf on one of those heavy papers used for printing, Reeves BFK, ideally one would use parchment but it’s very expensive], the wife is Jewish and he is Buddhist. I had done a couple other wedding gifts similar to this for other Jewish couples so I substituted some of the Jewish symbols for Buddhist ones. Another one I have done is a departure from the big Mogen David and is based on a Hamsa (hand of god) design. I accept commissions. What we say: well executed, lot's of symbolic depth, powerful conjoining of religious ideas...       307 766-2062

coming soon: TAROT : Cards from the Major Arcane

The Alice Project illustrating a lost chapter of Lewis Carroll's Alice Through the Looking Glass...see our referral at the Lewis Carroll Society of North America, dedicated to furthering Carroll studies http://www.lewiscarroll.org/popc/pcart.html

Road trip: the Art Institute of Chicago - to see one of my favorite paintings http://www.artic.edu/artaccess/AA_RenBar/pages/REN_8.shtml