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100 Creatives: Interview with Claire Lawton

 Posted on January 23, 2014      by Merry Murphy
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Number 51 on the New Times “100 Creatives” list.
“Good work should always … have small isolated figures, fragmented heads, shadow play, words, flowers and small animals.”   Click here to read interview.


Phoenix Office of Arts and Culture: Public Art Garden

 Posted on December 21, 2013      by Merry Murphy
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(A Public Art Project by John Randall Nelson and Joe Willie Smith). Fabricated steel fences, gates, cast concrete posts and shade structures. Sited at Matthew Henson HOPE VI Housing Project, Phoenix, AZ. 2013. “Fifty-two sculptural finials with fifty-two unique concrete posts combine to effect jarringly comical juxtapositions of objects and form.  Spinning whirligigs and rustic weathervanes create an overall art garden environment that stands like a symbol of locality and remembrance.”   Click here to read.


Seattle Times: Writers Picks

 Posted on December 21, 2013      by Merry Murphy
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“This Arizona artist’s mixed-media panels call to you from across a room with colorful forms and bold symbols. But when you draw closer, they whisper, with layers of texture and half-hidden words.” Seattle Times by Lynn Jacobson.   Click here to read.


Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art: Musicology

 Posted on December 15, 2013      by Merry Murphy
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“unmatched in ethereal, scrappy dada, and the echoing jangles that were so strange yet magnetic.”
Click >here to read.