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Author Archives: Victoria
New paintings of Umbria and Strawberry season
My gardens are fruity- the apple trees still have tiny apples that haven’t yet been decimated by worms or copper rust, the strawberry beds are producing faster than I can pick them. And I’ve been eating asparagus every week since … Continue reading
Interview with Tom Zarrilli
This is the second in a monthly series of artist interviews. I met the artist Tom Zarrilli during my early years in Atlanta. I knew him from openings at alternative galleries and music clubs like 688 and TV Dinners, where … Continue reading
Dogwoods and Chopin
Another new painting, they seem to be coming as fast and furious as all the seedlings, with the warm weather. Dogwoods, oil on canvas board 10″x8″ 2009. To go with it, the brilliant Evgeny Kissin playing Chopin’s Waltz in E … Continue reading
A couple of new paintings for spring
The colors outside are intoxicating. My current work seems to be more free and less angular, maybe it’s the softness of spring. Â The first painting was created from a sketch of my backyard in early morning. Later while painting … Continue reading
Posted in New Work, Paintings
Tagged abstract paintings, contemporary art, fine art, john prine, landscapes, modern art, Music, oil paintings, original oil paintings, spring, victoria webb
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Artist, patron and critical seeing
There are many artists in the online shops where I’ve been selling my own paintings, who offer to do commissions. My early background was spent studying and producing portraiture and there was even a stint in the late 1970’s when … Continue reading
May
May here in southeastern PA and the Brandywine Valley is an explosion of Pepto-Bismol pinks, lilacs and acid greens. Even with the deluge of rain we’ve had, the trees are blooming and the birds sing their hearts out. I wanted … Continue reading
Interview with Constance Humphries
This is the first in a monthly series of artist interviews. I met the painter Constance Humphries online at 1000 Markets, where she recently opened a new market called Dialogue, featuring contemporary abstract work. She lives in Asheville, NC and … Continue reading
Posted in Interviews
Tagged abstract art, artists, Constance Humphries, expressionism, Interviews, oil paintings, original art, Paintings
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Apple Tree in bloom
Everything outside is pink, white and acid green. I planted two apple trees 3 years ago and the Liberty has done well. I hope to get at least a dozen apples this year. In bloom, it’s like a new baby. … Continue reading
UCTV – Philip Glass in conversation
UCTV out of Berkeley, CA has some of the best cultural programming you’ll find on television. Here’s a wonderful hour talk with the composer Philip Glass and the music critic Tim Page. In the mid ’60’s Glass studied in Paris … Continue reading
Posted in Daily meanderings, Music
Tagged contemporary music, Einstein on the Beach, Jean Genet, Kepler, Nadia Boulanger, new music, Philip Glass, Tim Page, UCTV
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