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ccbc's artist interview series with claudine gévry
"Making is my way of processing my daily life. When I create, I reflect and give physical shape to what is influencing me. Words have never come easily to me....
ccbc's artist interview series with claudine gévry
"Making is my way of processing my daily life. When I create, I reflect and give physical shape to what is influencing me. Words have never come easily to me....
ccbc's artist interview series with robert jako...
"I’ve always been drawn to the concept of creating things with wood. From a very young age I would experiment with my father's tools on scrap pieces of wood left...
ccbc's artist interview series with robert jako...
"I’ve always been drawn to the concept of creating things with wood. From a very young age I would experiment with my father's tools on scrap pieces of wood left...
ccbc's artist interview series with coral patola
"Ever since I was a child there hasn’t been a time when I’m not pursuing a creative outlet. Visual arts have always been part of how I express myself, from...
ccbc's artist interview series with coral patola
"Ever since I was a child there hasn’t been a time when I’m not pursuing a creative outlet. Visual arts have always been part of how I express myself, from...
ccbc's artist interview series with libbie burns
April: Libbie Burns (fibre artist) "Look at life and see what you love. Listen to your heart and explore what you love. Pay close attention to your intuition. Experiment. Take...
ccbc's artist interview series with libbie burns
April: Libbie Burns (fibre artist) "Look at life and see what you love. Listen to your heart and explore what you love. Pay close attention to your intuition. Experiment. Take...
ccbc's artist interview series with chi cheng lee
"Keep trying till you find your niche for your “art practice” or “art business” and never give up, even if you have to put it on hold … success if...
ccbc's artist interview series with chi cheng lee
"Keep trying till you find your niche for your “art practice” or “art business” and never give up, even if you have to put it on hold … success if...