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    let them be little
    let them be little
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    Details About Collaboration with mister everybody Stone clay, glass, epoxy, clay, pastels 45 cm. | 18 in. (H)  © 2018  Hanging sculpture  Mahlimae is an internationally exhibited self-taught mixed media sculpture artist living and creating in the wilderness of Southern...

    The Everlasting Gift
    The Everlasting Gift
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    Details About Stone Clay, Glass, Icelandic Wool, Cotton, Almandine Garnets Part I: 3 x 5 in. | 7 x 13.5 cm  Part II: 1.5 x 3 in. | 3.5 x 7.5 cm. © 2016 Free-Standing Sculptures (2 Pieces)  The...

    Nocturna (I, II)
    Nocturna (I, II)
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    Details About Stone clay, quartz, merino wool 17 cm         © 2020 Free-standing sculptures Nicole Watt (Mahlimae) is an internationally exhibited self-taught mixed media sculpture artist living and creating in the wilderness of Southern Tasmania, Australia. Her exquisitely...

    Curator Interview: Editor in Chief of beautiful.bizarre, Danijela Krha
    Curator Interview: Editor in Chief of beautiful.bizarre, Danijela Krha

    September 06, 2016

    The gallery began working with Danijela Krha and her team atbeautiful.bizarre in 2014 as the publication entered its sixth issue. Introductions to Gallery Director Kim Larson were made, and a shared interest in advancing the same caliber and style of artwork was revealed. Over the last several years, the magazine has grown and expanded into nothing short of an international phenomenon. Now in it’s 14th issue, and with well over 600,000  followers combined across their social networks, they serve up a continuous and engaging stream of beautiful and surreal contemporary artwork, which as their name implies—oft trend toward the bizarre.

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