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    Artist Focus: Georgia O’Keeffe

    In the world of art, there are those who follow trends, and then there are those who set them. Georgia O’Keeffe, the iconic American artist, belongs to the latter category. Her groundbreaking works, defined by bold and sensuous forms, redefined modern American art and left an indelible mark on the…

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    Toulouse-Lautrec: The Underdog of Montmartre

    In the bustling bohemian streets of late 19th-century Montmartre, few artists have left an indelible mark quite like Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. Despite facing numerous physical and societal challenges, Lautrec rose to be one of the most iconic artists of the Post-Impressionist movement. Let’s explore the tumultuous life and distinguished career…

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    Choosing the Right Lighting for Your Home

    When it comes to interior design, lighting can be the unsung hero that elevates a space from ordinary to extraordinary. A perfect blend of function and aesthetics, the right lighting not only illuminates our homes but also enhances the mood, highlights architectural features, and complements the décor. Here’s a guide…

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    History of Watercolor

    By: Rachel Knepp Watercolor, a beloved medium, captures my heart with its translucent hues and fluid brushstrokes, allowing me to express emotions and explore the beauty of the world with every stroke. Discover the captivating journey of watercolor through the annals of art history. In this blog post, we delve…

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    Artist Focus: Ansel Adams

    Image: From Brittanica.com Ansel Adams was born February 20, 1902 in San Francisco and died April 22, 1984 in Carmel, California. His father was a business man named Charles Hitchcock Adams and his mother was Olive Bray. His grandfather was a wealthy timber baron. He was born when his parents…

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    Tamastslikt Cultural Institute

    (Tamastslikt – pronounced Tah-must-slikt means to “interpret” or “turn over” in Walla Walla.) Native American cultures are rich in artistic expression. It is expressed through even the very mundane objects. Art is intrinsically linked to most cultures. History – “We Were” The history of the plateau tribes were basically unchanged…