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Working from his studio in Australia, Bruce Radke's practice is driven by a fascination in allowing the unconscious to manifest expression through sculpture. Qwion of 2010 is an emulation of the elegance & poise imbued in the dancing forms of the Bradshaw Paintings. |
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I want to tell what the Rapa Nui petroglyphs speak about. I want to showcase Rapa Nui, further than it's moai, to show its people, natural and affectionate people, who love simple things, music & are respectful of nature & its laws. I am TUKI, a Rapa Nui artist. |
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Drawing on his graphic roots, his time spent in California and New Mexico, and a comprehensive resource library built up over the past 15 years, Gordon Ellis-Brown is now emerging as an artist breaking new frontiers using Native American rock art symbolism. |
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