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Artist Exhibitions:
Coming Soon!
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Artist Galleries:
I have been selling my art
myself as most galleries have
to charge quite a mark up in
order to be financially
viable. There are so many
excellent artists and not
enough galleries! The mark-up
also means higher prices and
it is important to me that I
keep my ...
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Artist Reviews:
"Pamela Brooke is an artist
with a big heart who chooses
joy at every turn.
Themes of motherhood, the
earth, and the promise of
nature infuse her
works with ecstatic
revelation. The idealism and
promise of the 1960's have
bloomed in the vibrant
patterns and swirls of her
mature...
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Collections:
Nieman Marcus, Dallas, TX
Terry Harrington, Gig Harbor,
WA
Lindsay Alexander, St Paul, MN
Dorothy Burch, Raleigh, NC
Ame Woods, Rock Hill, SC
Meredith Bergen, Charlotte, NC
Nicolai Stromvig, Portland, OR
Lourdes Steffen, NY, NY
Joe Barden, Los Angeles, CA
Kathleen Heap, Burlingame, CA
Julie Sgrignuoli, Milwaukie,
WI
Wendy Enloe, ...
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Commissions:
Coming Soon!
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Artist Statement for Pamela Brooke
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"Art is an antidote for violence. It gives the ecstasy, the self-transcendence that could otherwise take the form of drug addiction, or terroism, or suicide, or warfare" These words from Rollo May, have even greater meaning in light of the world's recent events. Making art not only satisfies my deeper sense of self but it is the way that I feel most comfortable communicating my belief that all of us have an inalienable right to our own joy. There is nothing as wonderful to me than an evening spent over my drawing board, surrounded by tons of art supplies and a few good tunes playing in the background. My art falls into many categories, from abstract to outsider art, but for the most part it is all very colorful and whimsical. If I had to say what I was trying to create with my art, I would have to say a sense of hope. That there is a constant and viable sense of love and joy in the world and available to all of us. That no matter what pain and suffering may come in to our lives, there is always hope and joy available to us.
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