Color Invocations: The Practice of Looking Deeply.

The article presents an interview with American painter Beverly Acha is presented. Among the issues she discussed include her intuitive painting process which starts with color, the relationship between her work and landscape, and how her 2019 residency at the MacDowell Colony is another turning poi...

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Publicado en:Virginia Quarterly Review Vol. 96; no. 1; pp. 132 - 148
Autor principal: van den Berg, Laura
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Publicado: Virginia Quarterly Review Spring2020
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