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colorsplashes.com

Kathryn Delany - Fine Artist and photographer, digital art, mixed media art and fine art photography

crackedpots.org

Reclaim It Is a Portland nonprofit arts and reuse retail store that salvages materials from the metro transfer station for artists, homeowners, and diyers to reuse, repair, and reimagine.

lornanakell.com

Lorna Nakell is a graphic designer specializing in book design (covers and interiors), and collateral (posters, brochures, ads, and web graphics).

marshallelliott.com

marshall elliott : visual art : san francisco bay area : conceptual sculpture : etc.

maryjosephson.com

Website of Multidisciplinary Artist Mary Josephson. Specializing in oil painting, glass artwork, embroidery, and ceramics.

motelgallery.com

in the united states , a lot of things contribute in defining the success of any business either its an online business or offline. among many factors, having a well monitored live help and live chat for website service is one of the best things that

portlandopenstudios.com

key dates, artist events, save the date, Portland, PDX

quintanagalleries.com

Basket with Cross Designs, c. 1960 Yup'ik Culture Hooper Bay, Alaska grass, seal gut design, aniline dyes 9" high x 11" diameter The Yup’ik word for basket, mingqaaq, means “something that was sewn” (Smithsonian, 2003). Their technique for making baskets is with coiled bundles of beachgrass held together with perfectly spaced stitches, also made with beachgrass. Traditionally the baskets were used for many purposes, such as carrying food, clothes, and egging. In the mid-1900s, the tradition of basket making was lost, but it was revived a few decades ago by artists like Annie Cookie. Today, baskets made in the Arctic are considered works of art and are often decorated with geometric designs and sculptures.