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Marisa Nakasone has degrees in Art History and Studio Art and immerses herself in the diverse forms of creativity and expression in the Bay Area. She writes about art and creative expression, and is an aspiring film buff.

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Q&A with Jayna Swartzman of Divisadero Community Gallery

Jayna Swartzman is the mastermind behind the Divisadero Community Gallery--a unique space in the Lower Haight neighborhood that provides an accessible...
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Q&A with Megan Diddie @ Anno Domini

Megan Diddie's delicately rendered drawings, paintings, and prints poignantly combine whimsy with abjection, innocuous themes and imagery with...
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My Love for you is a Stampede of Horses: Q&A with Meighan O'Toole

Meighan O'Toole is the woman behind the popular art blog, My Love for You is a Stampede of Horses. One of the best blogs for discovering up and coming...
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Q&A with Derek Weisberg

The sloping curvature of yearning, morose eyes echo slumped shoulders, sagging bellies, and sunken body cavities in Derek Weisberg's ashen figurative...
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Living in the work of art: interview with Hotel des Arts owner Rich Singer

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Hotel des Arts, a funky little hotel on Bush St. near the Chinatown gate has caught the attention of travel guides and art critics alike with its...
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Q&A With Hilary Pecis

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Bay Area artist, Hilary Pecis is an artist to start watching now--she's rapidly become a stand out amongst a vanguard of young artists working and...
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The Word According to Ray Beldner

Q & A With Ray Beldner Ray Beldner is exciting to write about because he's constantly working on new projects, whether it be evolving the formal...
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