VOL. 11.13.2018 | HOLLY ADDI

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ABOUT HOLLY ADDI


Salt Lake City-based painter, Holly Addi sees beauty in the imperfect. Her work is based on life’s imperfections and how it relates back to beauty and the magical phenomenon how it all works together. “My art style is ‘composition of imperfectionism’ and how to embrace the wonder, rather than question it; the good, the bad, the evil, the weeds, the flowers, all of it. And at the end, you look at it, and see beauty through it all,” she explains.

Addi’s works examine energy, space, and landscape through tempered abstraction. By applying abstraction, she constructs intense personal moments masterfully created by means of rules and omissions, acceptance and refusal, luring the viewer round and round in circles. Often about her audience’s contact with architecture and basic living elements; energy (heat, light, water), space and landscape are examined in less obvious ways. By not referencing specific recognizable forms, Addi deconstructs in order to shift meaning and create open interpretation for the viewer.

VOL. 11.11.2018 | SUNDAY SELECTS

EMILY MORGAN BROWN



Birthed out of a fascination with ancient technique, Emily’s large-scale botanical tapestries are a lesson in history and a record of today.



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ALAN ALLDREDGE



Alan Alldredge investigates processual abstraction with flowing pathways of texture, reflection and illusion. Taking cues from the natural world, he aims to reinforce the belief that beauty is part of the sacred through his work.



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DEBORAH T COLTER



Deborah T Colter practices fearless trust in her process of creating. She believes a painting needs to have rhythm, balance, harmony, life and a spark of magic. Creating something and seeing it transform into a piece alive with energy is an exciting form of that magic.



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COURTNEY J GARRETT



Courtney J. Garrett has created a minimal yet sophisticated approach to capturing inspiring images of storms, rural landscapes, and architectural sketches in her oil paintings and mixed media works. Her emotionally driven colors and shapes translate the intangible and the emotional onto seemingly flat two-dimensional surfaces.



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THE SUPER BOWL OF BEEKEEPING



Almond growing in California is a $7.6 billion industry that wouldn’t be possible without the 30 billion bees (and hundreds of human beekeepers) who keep the trees pollinated — and whose very existence is in peril.



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BROCCOLINI WITH GRILLED LEMON, PINE NUTS AND ALEPPO CHILI



To make starting the grill worthwhile, pair this with a simple grilled piece of chicken or steak.



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WHITE NEGRONI



Hey Lillet fans, keep open bottles in the fridge as you would with any other wine. Even though Lillet is fortified, it will still oxidize and lose flavor over time.



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MUSÉE YVES SAINT LAURENT



The opening of the Musée Yves Saint Laurent Marrakech is putting the spotlight back on a cultural treasure trove.



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ELIMINATE UNNECESSARY COMPLEXITY



On this episode, we share three ways unnecessary complexity can creep into your process and how to begin to identify and overcome them.



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VOL. 11.04.2018 | SUNDAY SELECTS

    
VESELA BAKER




“I like switching between wood and paper, watercolor and acrylic. Because I spend so much time in the studio, that helps me to not get stuck. It forces me to see things from a different perspective and breaks my thought process so I can take a fresh approach. Once in a while, I feel like I have to have some more control and need to slow down so I paint realism.” –Vesela Baker
 



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JENNIFER JL JONES



An exploration of beauty and energy, Jennifer JL Jones’ mixed media paintings are a meditation on the dichotomy of the existence of nature both as corporeal reality and intangible spirituality.



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JERI EINSENBERG




Jeri Eisenberg works primarily with non-traditional and alternative photo-based techniques. She represses or subverts traditional photography’s emphasis on the representational qualities of the medium, and emphasizes instead the medium’s expressive nature.



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MCKENZIE DOVE




Dove’s paintings have a thick, layered texture that she developed after studying the Impressionistic and Expressionistic movements. Inspired by elements of interior design and architecture, and the raw beauty of nature, she aims to create pieces that make an individual statement while being versatile enough to compliment any style of design.




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EIGHT RULES FOR WINTER DECORATING IN THE HOME



We asked interior designer Jase Campbell from Coco Republic Interior Design for his best advice on styling your home for winter.



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RICE NOODLES WITH PEANUT SAUCE, CHICKEN, AND SNAP PEAS



This simple noodle bowl comes together quickly, thanks to a delicious and easy make-ahead peanut sauce. The combination of roast chicken, carrots, snap peas, and cucumbers offers a refreshing yet satisfying dinner, but feel free to use whatever vegetables you’d like.



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TOASTED COCONUT COLD-BREW ICED COFFEE



This refreshing drink gets infused with rich coconut flavor in two ways: a nutty, toasted coconut syrup and a creamy coconut milk floater.



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IN THE STUDIO WITH CAI GUO-QIANG



We spend a stormy afternoon hanging out with the artist and his team in his downtown Manhattan workspace.



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NO. 353: GIACOMETTI, BRANCUSI



Pobocha discusses her Museum of Modern Art, New York, exhibition “Constantin Brancusi Sculpture.” “Brancusi” includes 11 sculptures as well as drawings, photographs, films and archival material. It is on view through February 18, 2019.



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VOL. 10.30.2018 | LORI COZEN-GELLER

ABOUT LORI COZEN-GELLER



During the art process, Cozen-Geller looks to capture the emotions of the heart and mind and places them into visual form within space. “This process is a kinetic one for me. It is a journey that begins with a feeling, evolves into a powerful emotion and is then transformed into art. By freezing emotions and placing them into concrete form, I can then sit back and view the strength and meaning that now lies within the piece that has materialized as art. “

VOL. 10.28.2018 | SUNDAY SELECTS

     
PASCAL PIERME



French-born sculptor, Pascal Pierme is inspired by his surroundings. For the last 20 years, those surroundings have been Santa Fe, New Mexico. A lover of the outdoors, his work is directly influenced by the magical landscapes of his Southwestern home.

 

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OBJECTS



Exhibit by Aberson has been searching for and acquiring objects from around the world. A fusion of modern design and primitive form, these design objects are hand-selected to add texture and interest to spaces.



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LORI COZEN-GELLER



During the art process, Cozen-Geller looks to capture the emotions of the heart and mind and places them into visual form within space. “This process is a kinetic one for me. It is a journey that begins with a feeling, evolves into a powerful emotion and is then transformed into art.

 

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SILVIA POLOTO



Poloto has worked in a variety of media, including photography, sculpture, painting and video. Elements of each of these media find their home in her current work.



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IN THIS COLLECTOR’S ORBIT, ARTISTS BEARING GIFTS AND TRADES



Mr. Tomaselli, who had a midcareer survey of his psychedelic resin paintings at the Brooklyn Museum in 2010, is known for using actual pharmaceutical pills and hemp leaves as design elements in his buzzy collages that play with ideas of perception and reality.



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JASON WU’S UNTRADITIONAL (AND EASY) FRIED RICE



This fresh take on white pizza has a base of pesto and white cheeses topped with a veritable salad of all our favorite green vegetables.



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SPICY MANGO MARGARITA


What better way to relax (responsibly, of course) than with a new Spicy Mango Margarita recipe, one (hopefully not last) weekend of glorious sunshine, and maybe some Double Bean and Corn Enchiladas to go along with the marg?! Maybe, just maybe.



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HOUSE TOUR | AERIN LAUDER



T Magazine explores quite simply the very best interiors in the world, belonging to the most interesting people in fashion, art, architecture, society and design.


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EPISODE 21: MARY CASSATT’S IN THE LOGE (1878)



As it turns out, art history is as interesting and accessible as its stories. And the stories are why you’re here.



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