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PaperStreet’s Catch of the Day! 9/29/2008
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Food For Thought
“Artists can color the sky red because they know it’s blue. Those of us who aren’t artists must color things the way they really are or people might think we’re stupid.”
- Jules Feiffer

Catch of the Day
Volume III, Issue 29

Catch of the Day - Volume III, Issue 29

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PaperStreet’s Catch of the Day! 9/28/2008
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Food For Thought
“Growth is a spiral process, doubling back on itself, reassessing and regrouping.”
- Julia Margaret Cameron

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Volume III, Issue 28

Catch of the Day - Volume III, Issue 28

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In Memory of Frida - original mixed media assemblage by Clarissa Callesen (http://ClarissaCallesen.etsy.com)
In Memory of Frida
original mixed media assemblage
by Clarissa Callesen

“Some where along the line I became a collector of odd and useless things. I am drawn to objects that have a past, a story to tell, like pieces of rusty metal along a roadside, a seashell corroded by the salt water, or a discarded letter found in a musty box. I can spend hours conjuring the stories of unknown people in discarded photographs on antique stores shelves. These are my chosen materials, my inspiration for creating. Many years ago I fell in love with folk art, Mexican in particular, and then later cajun/vodou altars and folk art. One of the most important components in folk art is the use of ‘junk’ or “garbage” as a medium for creating. In that process the artist raises the status of the mundane, ordinary, throw away object from mundane to divine. I strive to follow in that tradition. So I gathered up my strange collection of things, my ecclectic spiritual leanings, my love of folk art, a sprinkle of feminism, and a dash of alchemy to create the pieces you see here. I hope you enjoy.” – Clarissa Callesen, creator of strange & wonderful things.

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The Long Road Home - original mixed media assemblage by Clarissa Callesen (http://ClarissaCallesen.etsy.com)
The Long Road Home
original mixed media assemblage
by Clarissa Callesen


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