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   Lynmac                 
 
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Mildura
Australia

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JOB: Sculptor
GENDER: Female
% OF INCOME FROM ART?: 25% or less
$ YOU SPEND ON ART SUPPLIES EACH YEAR: $1,000-2,499
MEMBER SINCE: 04/08/2008
LAST LOGIN: 04/11/2008 21:43:40
MY RATING: 0.00
Haven't got much past 60s and 70 much! Good blues, reggae, and rock n' roll. Like accoustic music that says something emotional too - personal, political or environmental.

Just finished Peter Carey's "Theft a Love Story." It was great !
Not much time for novels with doing research. Reading all the stuff on feminism and feminist art at the moment.

Bit disillusioned with the movie industry at the moment and have been watching more TV series- Westwing, Six Foot Under, Deadwood, Boston Legal, and Carnivale are favourites. Think there is more depth, better writing in good TV.


04/20/2008 17:09:38
04/17/2008 03:06:56





After twenty years of teaching little kids I have retired to pursue my creativity. Last year I completed Bachelor of Visual Arts and this year I am doing Honours.

I live in Mildura on the Murray River in Australia. It's an area for growing grapes and citrus which is really stressed at the moment through prolonged drought.

I love to travel and have live in lots of places around Australia. I'm here now to be near my daughter and grandchildren.

spring and autumn days spent in tune with nature. Full moon nights. Holidays in Bali. Stimulating conversation with intelligent and creative people. Watching my grandchildren grow. Trips to the city to soak in the culture.

fools,bigots, liars and pretentious people. Blatant disrespect for the environment. Meaningless political rhetoric. Human rights abuse.

Totally immersed in my art, with time out for gardening and the occasional walk along the river. Collecting Australian pottery from 1940-1960.


Lynmac has 10 friend(s)




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From: Marilyn76
06/20/2008 18:20:01

Your work is great, I love the way your sculptures flow into their surroundings. Lovely!

 

Marilyn



From: Jeffrey
04/29/2008 14:04:48
Thanks for your comment! The Murals you commented on are for a church. Your work is really fascinating.


From: mitknirf
04/26/2008 18:58:21

The last time that I left you a comment I think that I may have painted (no pun intended) a dismal picture of educational opportunities here. It's not that hopeless. It's mainly that any level of education should be obtainable to all that seek it. I don't earn a great deal of money but I can fend for myself beause I did obtain a fairly decent education (which I paid for myself) and I work very hard in a dangerous field, but an advanced degree would make a big difference.



04/25/2008 15:03:43

Thanks for the comment on my site Lynmac. I agree - everyone should see and experience the living conditions of the third world - maybe then we would be more sensitive and not feel obliged to buy every unnecessary gadget that we see.


Alison



From: mitknirf
04/21/2008 23:54:05
Maybe you are a bit psychic. They say each of us may actually have some sort of sixth sense you know. Yes it is expensive to study here, unless you're very poor, very talented in sports or academics or very rich(well if you're rich it's still expensive but you don't care right?) Here the very poor and the very rich get the help of the government. The very poor get grants and subsidies the rich receive tax advantages and priority. It's the middle class that pay for these things more so than anyone else. I earn too much to receive grants so I would have to obtain loans. Although they are low interest loans, they are still loans. They're are sometimes programs or opportunities for the middle class, but they aren't well advertised and usually are very competitive with few openings. I recently entertained the possibility of an online admission with a prestigous art school in San Francisco, but the tuition is about  $80,000. to obtain a BA. Even with a low interest loan I would need to be hugely successful to live and pay it back comfortably.


From: skiprohde
04/20/2008 18:41:01
I get a tremendous kick out of your work!  It's very original and VERY well done.  The environmental ones spoke to me the most - your sculptures looked most at home there - maybe like shy aliens from Mars that have taken up refuge in the Outback.  Good stuff, Lynmac!


From: mitknirf
04/20/2008 17:40:48

Hey Lynmac - I smiled & lol just now. Yes, I am a Scorpio. November 10. Interested in knowing how you thought so. I wish my sales were more consistent, but I feel blessed to have any. It's really good that you've re-entered art via school. I think formal instruction can only make you a better artist. Wish I could complete mine. Maybe one day soon. Good luck with your exhibition & thanks for adding me as a friend.


 



From: mitknirf
04/20/2008 12:25:05
I really admire artists who give other materials new life and expressions.


From: mitknirf
04/20/2008 02:35:12
I just realized that there are comments beneath each work. Thanks for the note on Precious. On your work-It's very intricate and elaborate. It appears that it must take quite some time. Each process looks very different. What materials are you using?


From: dryadart
04/17/2008 16:34:14
Thanks for enjoying my installation, of course its theatrical and meant to be experienced not really looked at... I really like the work in your gallery!




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