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From Museo Gallery

  1. Small Slip-Trailed Bowls #2 by Brian O'Neill, Image 1.

    Brian O'Neill

    Small Slip-Trailed Bowls #2

    ceramic

    2.75 x 5 x 4.5 in

  2. Small Slip-Trailed Bowls #1 by Brian O'Neill, Image 1.

    Brian O'Neill

    Small Slip-Trailed Bowls #1

    ceramic

    2.75 x 5 x 4.5 in

  3. Black/White Pedestal by Brian O'Neill, Image 1.

    Brian O'Neill

    Black/White Pedestal

    ceramic

    20 x 8 in

  4. Black Wedge by Brian O'Neill, Image 1.

    Brian O'Neill

    Black Wedge

    ceramic

    20 x 7.5 x 7.5 in

  5. Black & White with screen by Kate Dwyer, Image 1.

    Kate Dwyer

    Black & White with screen

    Mixed fabrics and threads

  6. Eye Popper by Kate Dwyer, Image 1.

    Kate Dwyer

    Eye Popper

    Mixed fabrics and threads

  7. Checkers by Kate Dwyer, Image 1.

    Kate Dwyer

    Checkers

    Mixed fabrics and threads

  8. Smaller White Wedge by Brian O'Neill, Image 1.

    Brian O'Neill

    Smaller White Wedge

    ceramic

    9.25 x 14.5 x 2.25 in

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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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