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"My heartfelt thanks to you for your comment. Stepping out of the media I was trained in (oil painting) I am finding far more satisfaction with clay. "
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Nancy-Ellen Churchville
- Female
- Philadelphia, PA
- United States
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Nancy-Ellen Churchville left a comment for Etienne Toussaint"Welcome to Black Art in America Etienne. My apologies for seeming somewhat vague, but I too am at a loss when it comes to communication and networking on this site. Hopefully my email will help bridge the gap. :/
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Nancy-Ellen Churchville posted a status"My work to be featured on June 2, 2013 read more at: https://www.facebook.com/PhillyMiddlePassage"
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- At 10:54am on April 15, 2013,
April Dobbins said… Thank you!
- At 1:53pm on April 3, 2013,
Kehinde Ayokunle said… Hello Nancy I just wanted to let you know of a great opportunity to help our youth that attend the Boys and Girls Clubs of Philadelphia. Wells Fargo is helping us to fund raise during our Annual Wine and Cheese Show Case on May 10th at the Philadelphia Convention Center. We are looking for fellow artists to donate or create an art piece for the event's live and silent auction. There will be many large companies as well as 2,000 people in attendance bidding on your work bring you a lot of exposure.
If you are interested in helping us out please contact:
Ariel Goldring
goldringa@bgcphila.org
Thank you for your Support!
215-735-8818
- At 7:23pm on November 24, 2012, Nancy-Ellen Churchville said…
My formal training in fine arts was in oil painting. Three years ago, I found myself longing to create three dimensional works. Then the love affair with ceramics began!
Clay has a say when sculpting. It tells you each day what it will and won't do and there is a window of time that you must stay in with each level and stage of sculpting. I find that both frustrating and invigorating!
Painting, my 1st love, I'll never abandon. I am however experimenting with my boundaries and moving away from traditional methodologies of paint application. I hope all who view enjoy. Please comment!
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