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Artist Statement:
I thrive on serendipity and
the unexpected -- paint that
bleeds in a curious way, an
accidental spill here, a
dropped wet canvas there. It
is the unforeseen events that
delight my senses and define
my work. My paintings are a
combination of careful
planning and techniques
derived from spontaneous
effects -- ...
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Artist Exhibitions:
"Ordinary Alchemy,"
Translations Gallery, Denver,
Colorado, May 9 - June 14,
2008. Two-person show
featuring my "Oops!"
paintings.
In the exhibition “Ordinary
Alchemy” artists Cassandra
Tondro and Christina Yocca
transform ordinary materials
into their artwork. Tondro
uses Home Depot’s “Oops!”
latex paint in her paintings,
and Yocca incorporates
organic...
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Artist Galleries:
LACMA Art Sales and Rental
Gallery, Los Angeles, CA.
Natural Territory, Scottsdale,
AZ.
Pierre Paul Art Gallery, Ann
Arbor, MI.
Translations Gallery, Denver,
CO....
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Cassandra Tondro Biography:
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I have been an artist since I could first hold a crayon and shape a lump of Playdoh with my hands. I grew up watching my mother paint and sculpt, and at one time or another have used almost every medium for creative expression. Painting is especially satisfying to me because of the infinite color possibilities and the interesting textures.
I continue to experiment with new materials, techniques, ideas, and imagery because it's the process of discovery that intrigues me. My work is always changing and evolving in subtle and sometimes dramatic ways. |
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