Oregon Art Beat
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Episode 908: Thursday November 8, 2007
- Digital Artist Bruce Bayard
- Bruce Bayard is an accomplished painter who made a living with his paintings beginning at the age of 30. He has no regrets about moving from a brush and palette to Photoshop. Achieving a fair level of competence with software tools allows him to use a “complex layering of visual information,” that he attempted to use in his painting, but never with the success that he envisioned and can now realize. Bruce posts new digital art to his website and descriptions of the processes used to create each piece are available in the artist's electronic newsletter. An archive of previous prints also is accessible through his online gallery. Bayard's prints are open editions. They are printed on 100 percent rag paper, signed and dated on the back.
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- BABayard.com
- Thangka Painter Sanje Elliott
- Since 1974 Sanje Elliott has been practicing the art of Tibetan Thangka paintings. His first teacher was an American artist named Glen Eddy. Since then he has studied with numerous Tibetan artists in Darjeeling and Kathmandu during his 3 years of residency in India and Nepal. Sanje also teaches Thangka painting courses with a contemplative approach based on awareness, insight, concentration and relaxation. More information on his work and classes are available on his website.
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- Sanje.net
- Gospel Christmas
- Think you know what "Hallelujah" sounds like? Maybe not if you haven't heard the Northwest Community Gospel Chorus sing it! Joined by the Oregon Symphony, this energetic choir composed of singers from over 40 churches brings the sounds of a gospel Christmas concert to the heart of the city.
- ORSymphony.org
