Cleveland Clinic OH - an emotional rollercoaster

Marker on paper.

January & February slipped by in the blink of an artist eye.

The weather is wait a minute change, as I look out my office window to a fierce total white out and think what a perfect day for daydreams and strong black coffee. 

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Please note I would like to express my great appreciation and thanks to all that have worked, helped, hindered, enlightened my path recently.   Life is magic thanks for being there.

 Originally posted at - http://mvarametalandpaint.com/site/blog/

Art Happens in Albany

Tonight - "Blue Blood" for "Saratoga 150th Now and Then" @ Saratoga Arts

in Saratoga Springs - August 3rd at the Saratoga Arts, 6 to 8pm
For further information and sculpture pictures please visit the web site.
http://mvarametalandpaint.com/site/blog/

Thank you!

"Blue Blood" at the Saratoga Arts Annual Juried Exhibit 'Saratoga 150 years: Then, Now and Beyond.'

https://plus.google.com/u/0/113353060862776555148/posts/ACfjFYw7h1U

 to see more please go to the web site -
www.michellevara.com

New Paintings from the coast of New Hampshire

For the story click the link below-
http://mvarametalandpaint.com/site/2013/07/09/new-paintings-from-the-coast-of-new-hampshire/

John Murray Talks about Abstract Art

Abstract art requires constant manipulation of the material and the viewer. 

Yes the viewer must be pushed and abused aesthetically in order for the artist to register both retinally and emotionally. 

(Stated from John Murry's Web site.)

miChelle m. Vara from Ballard Road Art Studio is currently working on a metal sculpture serise using recycled metal that inflicts thought on the viewers part,  inspiring emothion for an outcome of reaction. In this case reaction is good no matter what the responce.