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Carolyn Coalson<\/h3>\n
Longtime Phillips artist and well-respected abstract painter Carolyn Coalson says, “If there is ever a time of transition for me on many levels, it is now, 2015.” She is trying to “keep a balance between what must be done outside the studio, which is an upheaval of sorts, and what goes on inside the studio which is silent. I keep it compartmentalized. Off limits to otherwise worldly cares that bring me to a halt as I try to figure them out, the studio becomes an, excuse the word, sanctuary. Once there, I\u2019m OK.”<\/div>\n
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Recently she was low on supplies, and went to town to buy a tube or two of paint. She bought gesso panels instead of canvas, but won a raffle for art supplies. When she got them, there were unfamiliar items “including impasto mediums, small block panels, colors I\u2019ve never heard of, and inks. I \u00a0am experimenting with these inks and gold tone acrylics, etc.”<\/div>\n
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She has accepted the current popular Facebook challenge to post three paintings a day — but Carolyn is painting new ones rather than showing work from the past, and utilizing those supplies and small block panels she won.<\/div>\n
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“Every day brings a challenge. \u00a0A new year is too big a chunk to deal with. So I\u2019ll just do what I have done for 40-plus years. Continue my pursuit in paint,” the resolute artist states.<\/div>\n
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You can find her on Facebook at https:\/\/www.facebook.com\/carolyn.coalson?fref=ts<\/a><\/div>\n
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