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A New Partnership

I am very excited to share that DAC (Design Art Concepts) will be representing a series of my art works exclusively through their online platforms, including Artsy.net. My page with DAC on Artsy is here.

Here is a painting they are featuring, it is called Whimsy, and was created in 2017, using mixed media. The second image is a detail from the lower right side. The imagery is derived from plants.



DAC organizes exhibitions in a wide variety of spaces internationally, including in museums. I'm excited to see what develops and will share developments with you here. You can explore their artists' offerings and read their overview here.
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  1. Susan ScottOctober 5, 2018 at 12:38 AM

    This is lovely Stephanie!

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    1. Stephanie BirdOctober 5, 2018 at 4:58 AM

      Thanks Susan! It's so lovely hearing from you! I'm glad you're still blogging. I'm just getting back into it.

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