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Greg Ruth

So,  for those of you unaware, this is the second round of Q&A's collected by asking the public on social media to submit questions- any question at all related to art and artmaking as a career or a simple hobby,  I have plucked a few that seemed helpful to you here reading this. I do a lot of interviews but most of them are really specific to the project they are there to promote or…

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YūMē: Book of Dreams

Kristine Poole

April 10, 2025 - At the end of December, each of the artists represented by EVOKE Contemporary in Santa Fe, New Mexico received a gift box with chocolates (a yummy bribe?), a 10-panel Hahnemühle Zig Zag book and an invitation to create a book featuring the theme of love. What better way to express the spectrum of emotion, the many facets of love than through visual images? Did I mention chocolates? As described by the gallery, “Love, in all its infinite forms, unfolds in Lettera Amorosa, an evocative exhibition that invites artists to explore the depths of passion, longing, beauty and loss through the intimate format of the fan fold book. Drawing inspiration from the poetic words of Monteverdi (1567-1643), this collection transforms the zigzagged pages into a canvas for boundless creativity, where each fold holds a story, a…

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