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| Details: | “My evolution as an artist has taken me through many mediums and styles over the course of my life. As a child, you would find me drawing constantly, many times on surfaces I should not be drawing on, which would invite judgement/correctional measures to stop me from doing so. As I funneled my creativity into more acceptable surfaces such as paper and canvas, the artistic expression remained without finding myself in deep water with teachers or parents. As I struggled to find my place as an artist, I worked with charcoal, pastel, watercolor, ink, oils, markers and even wine and beer. For a long period of time, I felt that being a representational artist was the only way to be truly accepted in the art world. An ocean must look like an ocean, a tree must look like a tree. I unfortunately believed that it was important to create something that could hang over a couch or fireplace in order to be a legitimate artist." -Kim Klabe
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| Audience: | All Welcome | | Category: | Exhibit | | Submitted by: | contributed |
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