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From Cedars Art

  1. Healing Trees by Kim Summers, Image 1.

    Kim Summers

    Healing Trees, 2020

    Colored pencil on paper

    12 x 9 in

    NFS

  2. Muted Puzzle by Julie Corry, Image 1.

    Julie Corry

    Muted Puzzle, 2020

    Colored pencil on paper

    10 x 12 in

    $65

  3. Before Pandemic by Louis Kahn, Image 1.

    Louis Kahn

    Before Pandemic, 2020

    Ink on paper

    12 x 18 in

  4. Collaboration work of Cindy, Mason, Mary, Jill, Katie, Shari, Kathy L, Julie and Glenna by Katie Buster, Image 1.

    Katie Buster

    Collaboration work of Cindy, Mason, Mary, Jill, Katie, Shari, Kathy L, Julie and Glenna, 2020

    Drawings on paper in wooden window frames

    36 x 36 in

    $500

  5. Standing Alone by Bridget Jackson, Image 1.

    Bridget Jackson

    Standing Alone, 2020

    Watercolor on paper

    12 x 9 in

    $85

  6. Machine by Elias Herdocia, Image 1.

    Elias Herdocia

    Machine, 2020

    Acrylic on paper

    15 x 19 in

  7. Quail by Emily Hoog, Image 1.

    Emily Hoog

    Quail, 2020

    Watercolor, colored pencil

    6.5 x 11 in

  8. Cool Moves by Patricia Drake, Image 1.

    Patricia Drake

    Cool Moves, 2020

    Mixed media on paper

    12 x 9 in

    $65

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About the artist

Mason Reid

A recent arrival to Cedars, Mason has made a huge impact in his short time with us. He fills the building with his joy in making art, which he credits with providing him tremendous healing. His dry sense of humor, his unfailing kindness to his fellow artists, and his deeply philosophical mindset make him a well-loved member of the community. He draws tight maze-like constructions that morph into disembodied facial features. Such mash-ups of abstract and figurative modes of expression are reminiscent of drifting thoughts, like the artist is creating maps of his own consciousness. He also makes sculptures, often using a limited palette of shapes and colors. In one series, he uses wooden cubes, thoughtfully arranged and painted in black and white. Mason's exploration of the relationships between these elemental objects has a spirit of serious, yet playful, inquiry.

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