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Location:	United States
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Daniel Barkley, Allegorical Figurative Painter, Quebec - Combustus I am always telling the kids that there is nothing new under the sun, it is you and what you bring to it that will make it new again.

Combustus » Francoise de Felice, France: “My mother and the difficult relationship I had with her are what guide my work” Igniting the global community through exploration of the arts, an online magazine featuring artists, writers, musicians, dancers, and other creatives and free thinkers. Deanna Elaine Piowaty, editor.

Combustus » Christina Bothwell, Sculptures in Glass and Stone There is an unsettling merging of both fragility and permanence throughout Christina’s work: tomb-like bodies forged in stone and glass, yet rendered vulnerable by their transparency. One feels like...