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Its really great that people like Rebecca Hossack champion these wonderful artists. She is a unique voice giving voice to a unique style of art that resonates through generations. Those of us who respond to such works should feel privileged that we can merely touch the surface of such a deep beauty rooted in a culture whose surface we can only skim. Thank you for this.

Excellent video and lovely paintings!

Really nice work! Appreciate the dialogue from the artist as to his process. Not often that I “like” some one’s art. This I do!

Great composition! Beautiful!

Brillant, they way he explains his works is understandable which normally isn't the case with most abstract painters. He is honest, frank, sincere.

its absolutely beautiful, so clever , how you handled background, plants and her composure, very ethereal, yet down to earth!!!!!!!Bravo!!!!

i have never seen a group show where almost no one involved got even close to giving a good take on the theme.

this is a terrible painting for its subject matter. she has made this same painting dozens of times before. she didnt paint beatrice, she painted her usual stuff and wrapped the theme around it later

You forgot to mention purgatory....

Its not good. Anyone can do that.

may could be used for a vogue cover

Gorgeous! ❤

This is so beautiful

I'm not a fine artist but I've had a similar encounter with Beatrice over past 3 years, there's something about her that wants to be portrayed alive not as a dead angel in heaven as she's traditionally seen. Anyways a beautiful painting I love how she turned out.

Thank you for sharing your process. It's a beautiful painting and the end of a fascinating journey. Lovely!

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Blatant yet poorly executed ripoff of Kehinde Wileys concept.

I love how Nikoleta describes the process of Beatrice coming through. I remember Graham Greene talking about writing... and how, in his novels, he thought he knew what was going to happen but then a minor character would take over ... and some major character would fade into the background, or disappear. One wonders "Who is in charge?" As an artist myself, I always feel as if I am the mid-wife to this birth taking place. I never know what is going to come about. I am on this journey of discovery, which is so exciting, because I am simply delivering the goods ... or, the Spirit that has decided to bless me with an appearance. Not surprisingly, there is little cohesion in what I produce!

This picture makes me so happy ..........

Beautiful!!! I’d love to see this in person.

Very lovely, love your sense of color and think I will finally give in and go back to oil paints.

Love it

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So beautiful! I simply love your work!

Amazing work. Your pottery is formed in old, designed in contemporary way. Very impressive.

Found this via some videos of Aboriginal Art. I remember Ms Cossack from the 90s. Wonderful to see an artist, like Andrew Logan, still loyal to their vision and still producing. Thank you!

Thank you, it was wonderful. When are you releasing your first record? 🙂🙃Wishing you “a whale of a time” as well. Happy New Year for 2024. 🥳

Better than Basquiat. Let's be honest people.

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God and me don't like ugly lol

Copycat Australian aborigines

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That's art?

Thank you all for watching our conversation with Andrew Logan! Please let us know what you find the most interesting about our artist videos -- inspirations, process, their career, etc. and we will keep sharing these important conversations.

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great art, simple and powerful

Thank you all for watching our conversation with Andrew Logan! Please let us know what you find the most interesting about our artist videos -- inspirations, process, their career, etc. and we will keep sharing these important conversations.

Thank you all for watching our conversation with Andrew Logan! Please let us know what you find the most interesting about our artist videos -- inspirations, process, their career, etc. and we will keep sharing these important conversations.

W H A T ! Added- this interview was exactly like going to a gallery or museum and having to read five description paragraphs to explain this crap to you. AND still not understanding!

No houses, or anything. It's far more complex than that, people ask me what I'm painting and I really don't have an answer for them, just that it makes me feel something and I have to get it out. Then I ask them what makes them stop and stare and many give the same answer. It pulls the eye. Wonderful, thank you.

Love the wall painting as is.

Lovely interesting works. Best let your work speak an keep your ramblings to yourself

Wonderful, thank you ❤

Beautiful thx for sharing ❤

Beautiful colour

Amazing work. There really is a spirit in these vessels. I love the layering of different cultures, and the way the artist has drawn deep on the heritage of the Mediterranean area. I also appreciated the dance between careful planning and allowing the voice of the clay to shape the vessel.

This was so interesting and great to hear the artist talk about the piece. I love this kind of art but have never heard the artist talk about it, it’s usually left up to the viewer and you never get to know how the artist actually views the piece or how it came about. I personally love the composition and the colors and the way it sits together. It kind of reminds me of a secret door with the slabs going up to it . Thanks for the opportunity to experience the mind behind an abstract work of art.