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  1. Eavesdropping by Karen Abel, Image 1.

    Karen Abel

    Eavesdropping

    Ceramic, oxides, glaze

    7 x 5 x 4 in

  2. Fallow by Karen Abel, Image 1.

    Karen Abel

    Fallow

    Ceramic, oxides, glaze

    6.5 x 3 x 2.5 in

  3. Spring Orchard II by Karen Abel, Image 1.

    Karen Abel

    Spring Orchard II

    Ceramic, oxides, glaze

    9 x 4 x 3 in

  4. Herbie (Wild Hare) by Danielle Bodine, Image 3.

    Danielle Bodine

    Herbie (Wild Hare)

    Mulberry paper on coiled basket, painted, printed, wooden salad tongs, acorn tongs

    9.5 x 3 in

  5. Spotted Wild Hare by Danielle Bodine, Image 4.

    Danielle Bodine

    Spotted Wild Hare

    Coiled linen basket, mulberry paper, printed, collaged, paint, plastic cap, wooden tongs

    11 x 3 x 2 in

    $200

  6. Wild Hare I by Danielle Bodine, Image 5.

    Danielle Bodine

    Wild Hare I

    Coiled linen basket, mulberry paper, printed, collaged, paint, plastic cap, wooden tongs

    17 x 3 in

  7. Wild Hare II by Danielle Bodine, Image 6.

    Danielle Bodine

    Wild Hare II

    Mulberry paper, cast on coiled basket, paint

    18 x 4 in

    $250

  8. Dragonfly #2 by Deloss Webber, Image 1.

    Deloss Webber

    Dragonfly #2

    mixed media

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About the artist

Michael Dickter

Art has always been a means of expressing our encounters with and astonishment at the natural world. A piece of art is never a direct reproduction of what we see in front of us; it always bears our stories and connections with it. Birds, flowers, and animals all speak to me about our common experiences: connection and solitude, love and sorrow, permanence and impermanence. I paint to tell the tale of the beauty of life and hope.

A painting is created with marks and drips, paint and pencil, and a series of decisions and struggles. When done properly, a painting captures that exquisite and transient moment of creation, perhaps a touch of magic.
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