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“It’s all I have to bring to-day,This, and my heart beside,This, and my heart, and all the fields,And all the meadows wide.Be sure you count, should I forget, --Some one the sum could tell, --This, and my heart, and all the beesWhich in the clover dwell.” -Emily Dickinson This past summer I walked 460 miles across France. The journey along ancient pilgrimage routes took me through countless fields and woods, onto high plateaus and down to river basins, and inside dozens of medieval churches and towns. Walking for six to eight hours a day, I found I needed to move ever more slowly to take in all that I was seeing and hearing. This experience contrasted the relentless pace of my work life.I found in making these paintings and vessels the same deep pleasure of slowing down, focusing on each individual plant in the field or fold in a form. These vessels--empty, still, vertical—hint at the container’s promise to hold. Each pot forms a pathway across furrowed fields, climbing upward in a journey of making. Their hollow volumes embody a delicate struggle, shifting and listing as they grew. The challenge was how to maintain balance, to remain standing against the pull of gravity.Four shields feature a vermillion ground—or sky—filled with cut flowers, as though thrown from a huge bouquet, frozen in mid-flight. Birds traverse the field likewise occupied by earthy creatures, a sheep, a goat, rabbits. All are free to roam this floating space.This project, in many ways, is as Simone Weil suggests in Gravity and Grace, ‘to see a landscape as it is when I am not there… WhenI am in any place, I disturb the silence of heaven and earth by my breathing and the beating of my heart.’” – Kim Dickey Kim Dickey received a BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design and an MFA from Alfred University, NY. Dickey’s work is included in the permanent collections of Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, Bentonville, AK; the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY; the University of Colorado Co

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Dianne Beal, Curator and Art Advisor, is based in Washington, DC and Paris, France.  As a recognized specialist of non-conformist and contemporary art, she has developed an excellent reputation for creating intellectually challenging contemporary art projects worldwide.

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online art gallery of contemporary original paintings of york ,north yorkshire uk and beyond by artist diane thornton. variety in colour, subject and mediums.

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