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Comment by Thomas Skaggs on November 28, 2011 at 2:37pm

I bet psycholgists could spend years figuring us all out by the looks of our studios. ;-)  But seriously, I think we are interested in seeing other's work spaces.  It's like a window into who they are and how they work.  Thanks for the great curator work!

 

 

 

Comment by 2Roses on November 24, 2011 at 12:20pm

Great Job, Pat! This series just keeps getting better and a better.

Comment by Jeanie Pratt on November 23, 2011 at 9:09am

Thanks Pat for another great glimpse into the worlds of other artists!  I can relate to Deb Lozier’s comment about the tortoise and the hare and love Alison Antelman’s verse about her studio.

Comment by Cyd Rowley on November 23, 2011 at 7:36am

It's so great to get a glimpse of how other artistic minds work when it comes to personal work spaces - what they mean to the artist, how they're laid out, what the priorities are.  Thanks Pat for a wonderful on line exhibit

Comment by jenny Fillius on November 22, 2011 at 10:23pm

Oh Pat, another job well done! These spaces look fantastic. I am green with envy for the larger ones. Oh to have that space to fill with tin, such a joyous thought. Thanks again.

Comment by Deborah Lozier on November 22, 2011 at 8:47pm

Having a big space is a great luxury, but certainly not the ingredient for good work. Some of my best leaps of insight and invention happened in a tiny space in my bedroom, under the "sky bed" my husband built for me in our Minneapolis apartment. With no money and little space I decided to use a torch to fire my enamel and discovered a whole new way of working. As the old saying goes, "Size doesn't matter! Its what you do with what you have..."

Comment by Robert Villamagna on November 22, 2011 at 5:01pm

Oh good grief! These spaces! Wow! I look at these images....especially of the bigger studios....like the Lozier space....and...well....I go from glee to envy to excitement! Getting to peek into your workspaces has been a pleasure. I may be a wee bit jealous of some of you! Ha, ha!

Comment by Thea Clark on November 22, 2011 at 11:38am

As a basement studio mole I am envious of all these light filled spaces (what I want when I grow up) I've been to Deborah Lozier's studio once and  wished I could move in. I can also relate to the horizontal space addiction. Thank you to everyone for openning a window to your world and to Pat for putting together such an eye catching exhibit. Well done!

Comment by Alison B. Antelman on November 22, 2011 at 1:21am

Pat, thank you for putting, yet another studio sanctuaries together. It's clear we all LOVE our spaces and our time in them.