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X-WR-CALDESC:'Where My Ideas Come from and Why I Paint Them'\n\nClare Radig
 an documents the times we live in\, putting into visual language the thing
 s that people feel. One of her biggest artistic challenges is deciding wha
 t her next work will be. She has to have an idea to start with. In this ar
 tist talk\, she’ll take the audience through her stages of creating a piec
 e of art.\n\nIn Clare’s words\, “The ideas are everywhere\, in front of my
  eyes and brain.  The brain extracts a story from sight\, sound and textur
 e. It can be something as common as a cool\, damp forest floor covered in 
 layers of rotting leaves\, decomposing branches\, bugs and microbes.  I he
 ar but don’t see the sound of a cool stream. This might lead to another th
 ought—how hot the parking lot will be when I emerge from the forest. A com
 posite image may form in my head of combining these three things\, and the
 n I have my idea for a painting.”\n\nWith this artist’s talk\, Clare Radig
 an hopes to inspire people with her creative process\, so that they can mo
 ve forward with whatever project they are tackling-whether it’s visual art
  or writing or designing something.\n\nAdmission to this Artist Talk is fr
 ee\; however\, space is limited\, and registration is required to attend.
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DESCRIPTION:'Where My Ideas Come from and Why I Paint Them'\n\nClare Radiga
 n documents the times we live in\, putting into visual language the things
  that people feel. One of her biggest artistic challenges is deciding what
  her next work will be. She has to have an idea to start with. In this art
 ist talk\, she’ll take the audience through her stages of creating a piece
  of art.\n\nIn Clare’s words\, “The ideas are everywhere\, in front of my 
 eyes and brain.  The brain extracts a story from sight\, sound and texture
 . It can be something as common as a cool\, damp forest floor covered in l
 ayers of rotting leaves\, decomposing branches\, bugs and microbes.  I hea
 r but don’t see the sound of a cool stream. This might lead to another tho
 ught—how hot the parking lot will be when I emerge from the forest. A comp
 osite image may form in my head of combining these three things\, and then
  I have my idea for a painting.”\n\nWith this artist’s talk\, Clare Radiga
 n hopes to inspire people with her creative process\, so that they can mov
 e forward with whatever project they are tackling-whether it’s visual art 
 or writing or designing something.\n\nAdmission to this Artist Talk is fre
 e\; however\, space is limited\, and registration is required to attend.
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LOCATION:Free program\; registration is required
SUMMARY:Artist Talk with Clare Radigan
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