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"...His psychedelic palette dovetailed with his famously narcotic voice--a voice that, according to Ross's mysterious calculation, was the reason that the other 97 percent of viewers, from Akron to Ankara, from Harrisburg to Hong Kong, tuned in. "

"...Sometimes, as Ross knew, the artistic value of a painting, as with a family photograph, or any personal momento, is it's least important quality." "...that art is out there waiting to be captured, the only question being whether we are prepared to recognize it."

"In fact, our modern attitude toward mountains - to what we consider to their natural beauty - is a matter of conditioned learning, inherited through literature and theology, which has evolved during the last few centuries to encompass a notion of the sublime in nature: we have been trained on what to see and how to feel.  The evolution of the whole modern world exmplified by the evolution of our feelings towards mountains."

Marsha Wooley's interview - which I put a lot of my soul into writing - is all about Art, and I can't tell you if lavander in the background means there is also some Economy, Science and Technology in the text as well - perhaps there is.

What About Amy Chrehore's Interview, how does it compare with Marsha Wooley's as Topic Flower?

There are subtle differences, mostly in texture between the Amy Chrehore Topic Flower and the Marsha Wooley Topic Flower.   A Topic Flower of Amy's recent post about Pierre Puvis De Chavannes looks much different - reflecting as much the writers style as the subject of the post (see below).

    

What about Olan's Interview that I did a couple of weeks ago?

Spooky!  The Olan interview was actually as much about Society as it was about Art, according to the Semantic Analysis that the Topic Flower tool performed on the Interview Text.   These Topic Flowers remind me of the 7 Chakra system of energy centers in the human body - at least, they look that way.

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                                Mount Saint Victoire - Marsha Wooley

As you might know, Paul Cezanne is my favorite artist and I painted many, many lanscapes and still lifes in his style (see further down in this post) and I read everything about Cezanne including a book  Jane Roberts wrote on Channeling Paul Cezanne which was out of print for a while and hardly anyone knows about - I had a copy when I spent a year living in Berkley, California, in the late 1970's but since lost it - maybe I'll order it again.  I also remember owning a "Composition According to Cezanne" book that was a classic first analysis on how Cezanne architected his paintings and the concept of flat and shallow depth.

I visited the Barnes Collection  several times (and many other museums that had Cezanne's in their collection) and knew just about every Cezanne painting and sketch like the back of my hand.  And when I spent a summer at the Vermont Studio School/Center in 1988, I met Sidney Geist who wrote a book on Cezanne and claimed to see words in the painting compositions (French words, of course).   When someone paints Mount Saint Victorie, I know all about it as the images of Cezanne's paintings are etched forever in my soul- even if I never visited that part of France.

Marsha Wooley leads a course in landscape painting in France every couple of years (then next one will be in May 2007, around Memorial day) - it's given through the University she teaches at near Denver.

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Many people take the course just to go landscape painting with her in France, around Paris and in other parts of France.  How many people know that about Marsha?  She does not talk about her art history work or traveling to France on her website or anywhere else - or promote it, yet I find it very intersting and very much something that should known about her; it's unusual and very hip, actually.

In this context, I see myself, in relation to other artists, as a nexus, perhaps a chalice, holding, containing and connecting multiple levels of reality - I live as much in the Web Analytics and Web Promomotion world as I live in the Art World (both modern and pas), being a creature of both-  at the same moment - think in both ways and see opportunities that are often being overlooked (but no longer - she sees them now too).  I hope I'm not being full of myself here (but if I am, so what?)

Here's an opportunity for Marsha Wooley to promote her art in a way that has almost no competition - how many American Artists take Art Classes to Paris to paint Art in Cezanne's backyard ?  Marsha Wooley - the artist, the woman who cares about the purity of the land, who is an art historian, art lover, art teacher and all around nice person (she also rides horses and lives near a ranch where she can take care of the horses - and she knows a lot about wildlife). I was drawn to talk to her when I walked into Prince Street Gallery a couple of weeks ago - and it that which I was drawn to - the paintings only are the surface).

I ended the interview talking with Marsha's boyfriend, a Rocket Scientist (a real Rocket Scientist) who works on Communication satellites, including launching them - he's a mechanical engineer and I asked him about the systems he works with. 

There was also another artist I spoke with at the Gallery today - Owen Gray - and I'll write up more about him later.

One thing we all had in common  The Vermont Studio School, me in 1988, they in the 1990's and Owen spent some time just last year there.  Yes, I should look up the people I know in Vermont again, maybe it's time to think about re visiting Vermont, some time in the near future - for a residency.  I can certainly use one - after all I have been through (that's the subject of a chapter in a book but I won't go into it here). 

I mentioned that I knew one of the founders well before the Center came into being as we studied with the same teacher, Ralph Houston, in Smithville Flats, NY; but that's another life, almost, but I haven't forgotton, and it's still part of me. Even as I have gone my own way, I still retain the knowledge of what brought us all together even as I persue it in my own way.

BTW, Marsha also opened up that she used to, in the past, paint abstract (a while back) and if you get close to her works you can see the looser brushwork.  Most of her large paintings started as one or two session oil sketches, done on location - and some of these are made into larger paintings - many of which are in the show. 

I think Marsha might be realistic in her approach, but she manages to keep her brushwork fresh - not overworked - even though the paintings are often large and complex, they hold together, and in her works she maintains a consistant mood and tone. 

Marsha has also contained many things within her - art history, geology, a feeling for the land and the animals that live on it, and that's all in the paintings - and it sets her apart from some of the other artists in her Denver Gallery, Robischon ( at least 4 others who also paint landscapes of the West). 

I am very happy for her that her first NYC show worked out, she made a profit off of the show, had some quality time in NY and furthered her career; it's a wonderful thing when that works out.

One thing I did not see Marsha paint much of - people - hardly any reference to a person (I think I might have spotted one in the Mount Saint Victoire painting at the beginning of this post - it's a wonderful painting that keeps growing on me)  - maybe her boyfriend hiking on a mountain - painted as a speck in the distance.  That sorta reminds me of Claude Lorraine - or other landscape artists that generally did not put people in their work.

Also, missed commenting on a large painting that had a rock that looked like a UFO...I almost can see Captain Kirk, Commander Spock and First Engineer Scotty beaming down next to the rock (something out of Star Trek 2, 3 or 4).  There's a mystery behind the rock (don't have a picture of that painting).

Anyway, to finish this all off, interviewing Marsha Wooley in person was a much better result than doing it via Email. She had not really seen or read my questions and what I got earlier was not the in depth interview I wanted.  I think here, I gave my readers something about Marsha Wooley they'd have to speak with her to learn about (and only if she opened up - I got her to open up for me).

Since we all spent time in Vermont, at Vermont Studio School, I was led to look at some of her paintings as being about both the landscape and herself.

 This painting was done while Marsha Wooley was in Vermont, staying at the Studio School; it was a scene from the Community College that is on a hill above Johnston, VT.  I remember it well as I used to walk up to it and paint scenes from a similar location like these works of mine (below).

       

     

Marshall Sponder's Vermont Studies (above, all from 1988)  - these reminded me of Marsha's painting - Marsha's painting, in fact, is call for me to go back and pick the landscape spirit I left in Vermont.  I put part of me aside, for many years, and I wish to address it again, which drove me to paint.  The paintings below are among those I did after I returned from Vermont. Within a year or two, I lost it - lost the thread.

              

                

Yes, I know Vermont, the mystery in those hills, mountains, the magnetic energy, the particular color of the sky, and the subject of trees.  Some of the thoughts that came into my mind felt as if the landscape spoke to me and suggested things - and when I spoke to Marsha Wooley, it turned out she has some of the same thoughts; Not unusual, we're both artists.

The trees are both the lanscape and different aspects of ourselves and people we know.  Marsha's trees represent some the people in her life - the motifs relate to people she cared about - and the painting are as much about that as the landscape of Vermont - much as it was for me, when I was painting and living there.  I was working out an idea of what comes first, what comes second, etc.

I think I need to go back to Vermont, someday soon, so I can pick up the landscape theme again - and maybe (if I can) taking part of that painting course in Paris - next time it happens - that would be really great as painting is in my soul - just as it's in Marsha's.

For the first part of Marsha Wooley's interview go here.

End of Interview

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Marsha Wooley's interview - which I put a lot of my soul into writing - is all about Art, and I can't tell you if lavander in the background means there is also some Economy, Science and Technology in the text as well - perhaps there is.

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                                Mount Saint Victoire - Marsha Wooley

As you might know, Paul Cezanne is my favorite artist and I painted many, many lanscapes and still lifes in his style (see further down in this post) and I read everything about Cezanne including a book  Jane Roberts wrote on Channeling Paul Cezanne which was out of print for a while and hardly anyone knows about - I had a copy when I spent a year living in Berkley, California, in the late 1970's but since lost it - maybe I'll order it again.  I also remember owning a "Composition According to Cezanne" book that was a classic first analysis on how Cezanne architected his paintings and the concept of flat and shallow depth.

I visited the Barnes Collection  several times (and many other museums that had Cezanne's in their collection) and knew just about every Cezanne painting and sketch like the back of my hand.  And when I spent a summer at the Vermont Studio School/Center in 1988, I met Sidney Geist who wrote a book on Cezanne and claimed to see words in the painting compositions (French words, of course).   When someone paints Mount Saint Victorie, I know all about it as the images of Cezanne's paintings are etched forever in my soul- even if I never visited that part of France.

Marsha Wooley leads a course in landscape painting in France every couple of years (then next one will be in May 2007, around Memorial day) - it's given through the University she teaches at near Denver.

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Many people take the course just to go landscape painting with her in France, around Paris and in other parts of France.  How many people know that about Marsha?  She does not talk about her art history work or traveling to France on her website or anywhere else - or promote it, yet I find it very intersting and very much something that should known about her; it's unusual and very hip, actually.

In this context, I see myself, in relation to other artists, as a nexus, perhaps a chalice, holding, containing and connecting multiple levels of reality - I live as much in the Web Analytics and Web Promomotion world as I live in the Art World (both modern and pas), being a creature of both-  at the same moment - think in both ways and see opportunities that are often being overlooked (but no longer - she sees them now too).  I hope I'm not being full of myself here (but if I am, so what?)

Here's an opportunity for Marsha Wooley to promote her art in a way that has almost no competition - how many American Artists take Art Classes to Paris to paint Art in Cezanne's backyard ?  Marsha Wooley - the artist, the woman who cares about the purity of the land, who is an art historian, art lover, art teacher and all around nice person (she also rides horses and lives near a ranch where she can take care of the horses - and she knows a lot about wildlife). I was drawn to talk to her when I walked into Prince Street Gallery a couple of weeks ago - and it that which I was drawn to - the paintings only are the surface).

I ended the interview talking with Marsha's boyfriend, a Rocket Scientist (a real Rocket Scientist) who works on Communication satellites, including launching them - he's a mechanical engineer and I asked him about the systems he works with. 

There was also another artist I spoke with at the Gallery today - Owen Gray - and I'll write up more about him later.

One thing we all had in common  The Vermont Studio School, me in 1988, they in the 1990's and Owen spent some time just last year there.  Yes, I should look up the people I know in Vermont again, maybe it's time to think about re visiting Vermont, some time in the near future - for a residency.  I can certainly use one - after all I have been through (that's the subject of a chapter in a book but I won't go into it here). 

I mentioned that I knew one of the founders well before the Center came into being as we studied with the same teacher, Ralph Houston, in Smithville Flats, NY; but that's another life, almost, but I haven't forgotton, and it's still part of me. Even as I have gone my own way, I still retain the knowledge of what brought us all together even as I persue it in my own way.

BTW, Marsha also opened up that she used to, in the past, paint abstract (a while back) and if you get close to her works you can see the looser brushwork.  Most of her large paintings started as one or two session oil sketches, done on location - and some of these are made into larger paintings - many of which are in the show. 

I think Marsha might be realistic in her approach, but she manages to keep her brushwork fresh - not overworked - even though the paintings are often large and complex, they hold together, and in her works she maintains a consistant mood and tone. 

Marsha has also contained many things within her - art history, geology, a feeling for the land and the animals that live on it, and that's all in the paintings - and it sets her apart from some of the other artists in her Denver Gallery, Robischon ( at least 4 others who also paint landscapes of the West). 

I am very happy for her that her first NYC show worked out, she made a profit off of the show, had some quality time in NY and furthered her career; it's a wonderful thing when that works out.

One thing I did not see Marsha paint much of - people - hardly any reference to a person (I think I might have spotted one in the Mount Saint Victoire painting at the beginning of this post - it's a wonderful painting that keeps growing on me)  - maybe her boyfriend hiking on a mountain - painted as a speck in the distance.  That sorta reminds me of Claude Lorraine - or other landscape artists that generally did not put people in their work.

Also, missed commenting on a large painting that had a rock that looked like a UFO...I almost can see Captain Kirk, Commander Spock and First Engineer Scotty beaming down next to the rock (something out of Star Trek 2, 3 or 4).  There's a mystery behind the rock (don't have a picture of that painting).

Anyway, to finish this all off, interviewing Marsha Wooley in person was a much better result than doing it via Email. She had not really seen or read my questions and what I got earlier was not the in depth interview I wanted.  I think here, I gave my readers something about Marsha Wooley they'd have to speak with her to learn about (and only if she opened up - I got her to open up for me).

Since we all spent time in Vermont, at Vermont Studio School, I was led to look at some of her paintings as being about both the landscape and herself.

 This painting was done while Marsha Wooley was in Vermont, staying at the Studio School; it was a scene from the Community College that is on a hill above Johnston, VT.  I remember it well as I used to walk up to it and paint scenes from a similar location like these works of mine (below).

       

     

Marshall Sponder's Vermont Studies (above, all from 1988)  - these reminded me of Marsha's painting - Marsha's painting, in fact, is call for me to go back and pick the landscape spirit I left in Vermont.  I put part of me aside, for many years, and I wish to address it again, which drove me to paint.  The paintings below are among those I did after I returned from Vermont. Within a year or two, I lost it - lost the thread.

              

                

Yes, I know Vermont, the mystery in those hills, mountains, the magnetic energy, the particular color of the sky, and the subject of trees.  Some of the thoughts that came into my mind felt as if the landscape spoke to me and suggested things - and when I spoke to Marsha Wooley, it turned out she has some of the same thoughts; Not unusual, we're both artists.

The trees are both the lanscape and different aspects of ourselves and people we know.  Marsha's trees represent some the people in her life - the motifs relate to people she cared about - and the painting are as much about that as the landscape of Vermont - much as it was for me, when I was painting and living there.  I was working out an idea of what comes first, what comes second, etc.

I think I need to go back to Vermont, someday soon, so I can pick up the landscape theme again - and maybe (if I can) taking part of that painting course in Paris - next time it happens - that would be really great as painting is in my soul - just as it's in Marsha's.

For the first part of Marsha Wooley's interview go here.

End of Interview

I reviewed Marsha's New York art opening last year and also went on a Paris Trip with a group of painters she led in late May/early June in Paris and Aix-en-Provence.   I definably want to do that trip again, fast shipping Imodium, Imodium in mexico, hopefully next year.

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"...His psychedelic palette dovetailed with his famously narcotic voice--a voice that, according to Ross's mysterious calculation, was the reason that the other 97 percent of viewers, from Akron to Ankara, from Harrisburg to Hong Kong, tuned in. "

"...Sometimes, as Ross knew, the artistic value of a painting, as with a family photograph, or any personal momento, is it's least important quality." "...that art is out there waiting to be captured, the only question being whether we are prepared to recognize it."

"In fact, our modern attitude toward mountains - to what we consider to their natural beauty - is a matter of conditioned learning, inherited through literature and theology, which has evolved during the last few centuries to encompass a notion of the sublime in nature: we have been trained on what to see and how to feel.  The evolution of the whole modern world exmplified by the evolution of our feelings towards mountains."

Marsha Wooley's interview - which I put a lot of my soul into writing - is all about Art, and I can't tell you if lavander in the background means there is also some Economy, Science and Technology in the text as well - perhaps there is.

What About Amy Chrehore's Interview, how does it compare with Marsha Wooley's as Topic Flower?

There are subtle differences, mostly in texture between the Amy Chrehore Topic Flower and the Marsha Wooley Topic Flower.   A Topic Flower of Amy's recent post about Pierre Puvis De Chavannes looks much different - reflecting as much the writers style as the subject of the post (see below).

    

What about Olan's Interview that I did a couple of weeks ago?

Spooky!  The Olan interview was actually as much about Society as it was about Art, according to the Semantic Analysis that the Topic Flower tool performed on the Interview Text.   These Topic Flowers remind me of the 7 Chakra system of energy centers in the human body - at least, they look that way.

By the way, here's a short description of how to decode the colors and shapes of the Topic Flowers:

1. The same text will always generate the same flower.
2. More text will generate more layers of petals.
3. The primary topic will be shown using the associated colour on the outermost two layers of petals.
4. If there is a secondary topic it will be shown on the third layer of petals. This pattern repeats, two layers using the primary, then one with the secondary.
5. If there exists a tertiary topic its' colour is used to accent the edges of some of the primary coloured petals.
6. The number of little 'hairs' on the flower is indicative of the number of personal pronouns used in the text.
7. Rounder petal shapes are suggestive of emotionally positive terms (love, yes, peace) , and more elongated terms indicate negative terms (death, murder, idiot).

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                                Mount Saint Victoire - Marsha Wooley

As you might know, Paul Cezanne is my favorite artist and I painted many, many lanscapes and still lifes in his style (see further down in this post) and I read everything about Cezanne including a book  Jane Roberts wrote on Channeling Paul Cezanne which was out of print for a while and hardly anyone knows about - I had a copy when I spent a year living in Berkley, California, in the late 1970's but since lost it - maybe I'll order it again.  I also remember owning a "Composition According to Cezanne" book that was a classic first analysis on how Cezanne architected his paintings and the concept of flat and shallow depth.

I visited the Barnes Collection  several times (and many other museums that had Cezanne's in their collection) and knew just about every Cezanne painting and sketch like the back of my hand.  And when I spent a summer at the Vermont Studio School/Center in 1988, I met Sidney Geist who wrote a book on Cezanne and claimed to see words in the painting compositions (French words, of course).   When someone paints Mount Saint Victorie, I know all about it as the images of Cezanne's paintings are etched forever in my soul- even if I never visited that part of France.

Marsha Wooley leads a course in landscape painting in France every couple of years (then next one will be in May 2007, around Memorial day) - it's given through the University she teaches at near Denver.

ART 220 PAINTING AND DRAWING IN FRANCE 3 11073 B01 ARGMT 0900A-0200P 05/30-06/25 $ STAFF Includes 5 days in Paris, 05/30-06/25. Additional fees apply. Must register no later than 04-15-06. Orientation meeting is 04/21 in AD 105, 0600P. For more information and details regarding the registration deadline, please contact Marsha Wooley at 303-797-5862.

Many people take the course just to go landscape painting with her in France, around Paris and in other parts of France.  How many people know that about Marsha?  She does not talk about her art history work or traveling to France on her website or anywhere else - or promote it, yet I find it very intersting and very much something that should known about her; it's unusual and very hip, actually.

In this context, I see myself, in relation to other artists, as a nexus, perhaps a chalice, holding, containing and connecting multiple levels of reality - I live as much in the Web Analytics and Web Promomotion world as I live in the Art World (both modern and pas), being a creature of both-  at the same moment - think in both ways and see opportunities that are often being overlooked (but no longer - she sees them now too).  I hope I'm not being full of myself here (but if I am, so what?)

Here's an opportunity for Marsha Wooley to promote her art in a way that has almost no competition - how many American Artists take Art Classes to Paris to paint Art in Cezanne's backyard ?  Marsha Wooley - the artist, the woman who cares about the purity of the land, who is an art historian, art lover, art teacher and all around nice person (she also rides horses and lives near a ranch where she can take care of the horses - and she knows a lot about wildlife). I was drawn to talk to her when I walked into Prince Street Gallery a couple of weeks ago - and it that which I was drawn to - the paintings only are the surface).

I ended the interview talking with Marsha's boyfriend, a Rocket Scientist (a real Rocket Scientist) who works on Communication satellites, including launching them - he's a mechanical engineer and I asked him about the systems he works with. 

There was also another artist I spoke with at the Gallery today - Owen Gray - and I'll write up more about him later.

One thing we all had in common  The Vermont Studio School, me in 1988, they in the 1990's and Owen spent some time just last year there.  Yes, I should look up the people I know in Vermont again, maybe it's time to think about re visiting Vermont, some time in the near future - for a residency.  I can certainly use one - after all I have been through (that's the subject of a chapter in a book but I won't go into it here). 

I mentioned that I knew one of the founders well before the Center came into being as we studied with the same teacher, Ralph Houston, in Smithville Flats, NY; but that's another life, almost, but I haven't forgotton, and it's still part of me. Even as I have gone my own way, I still retain the knowledge of what brought us all together even as I persue it in my own way.

BTW, Marsha also opened up that she used to, in the past, paint abstract (a while back) and if you get close to her works you can see the looser brushwork.  Most of her large paintings started as one or two session oil sketches, done on location - and some of these are made into larger paintings - many of which are in the show. 

I think Marsha might be realistic in her approach, but she manages to keep her brushwork fresh - not overworked - even though the paintings are often large and complex, they hold together, and in her works she maintains a consistant mood and tone. 

Marsha has also contained many things within her - art history, geology, a feeling for the land and the animals that live on it, and that's all in the paintings - and it sets her apart from some of the other artists in her Denver Gallery, Robischon ( at least 4 others who also paint landscapes of the West). 

I am very happy for her that her first NYC show worked out, she made a profit off of the show, had some quality time in NY and furthered her career; it's a wonderful thing when that works out.

One thing I did not see Marsha paint much of - people - hardly any reference to a person (I think I might have spotted one in the Mount Saint Victoire painting at the beginning of this post - it's a wonderful painting that keeps growing on me)  - maybe her boyfriend hiking on a mountain - painted as a speck in the distance.  That sorta reminds me of Claude Lorraine - or other landscape artists that generally did not put people in their work.

Also, missed commenting on a large painting that had a rock that looked like a UFO...I almost can see Captain Kirk, Commander Spock and First Engineer Scotty beaming down next to the rock (something out of Star Trek 2, 3 or 4).  There's a mystery behind the rock (don't have a picture of that painting).

Anyway, to finish this all off, interviewing Marsha Wooley in person was a much better result than doing it via Email. She had not really seen or read my questions and what I got earlier was not the in depth interview I wanted.  I think here, I gave my readers something about Marsha Wooley they'd have to speak with her to learn about (and only if she opened up - I got her to open up for me).

Since we all spent time in Vermont, at Vermont Studio School, I was led to look at some of her paintings as being about both the landscape and herself.

 This painting was done while Marsha Wooley was in Vermont, staying at the Studio School; it was a scene from the Community College that is on a hill above Johnston, VT.  I remember it well as I used to walk up to it and paint scenes from a similar location like these works of mine (below).

       

     

Marshall Sponder's Vermont Studies (above, all from 1988)  - these reminded me of Marsha's painting - Marsha's painting, in fact, is call for me to go back and pick the landscape spirit I left in Vermont.  I put part of me aside, for many years, and I wish to address it again, which drove me to paint.  The paintings below are among those I did after I returned from Vermont. Within a year or two, I lost it - lost the thread.

              

                

Yes, I know Vermont, the mystery in those hills, mountains, the magnetic energy, the particular color of the sky, and the subject of trees.  Some of the thoughts that came into my mind felt as if the landscape spoke to me and suggested things - and when I spoke to Marsha Wooley, it turned out she has some of the same thoughts; Not unusual, we're both artists.

The trees are both the lanscape and different aspects of ourselves and people we know.  Marsha's trees represent some the people in her life - the motifs relate to people she cared about - and the painting are as much about that as the landscape of Vermont - much as it was for me, when I was painting and living there.  I was working out an idea of what comes first, what comes second, etc.

I think I need to go back to Vermont, someday soon, so I can pick up the landscape theme again - and maybe (if I can) taking part of that painting course in Paris - next time it happens - that would be really great as painting is in my soul - just as it's in Marsha's.

For the first part of Marsha Wooley's interview go here.

End of Interview

I reviewed Marsha's New York art opening last year and also went on a Paris Trip with a group of painters she led in late May/early June in Paris and Aix-en-Provence.   I definably want to do that trip again, fast shipping Imodium, Imodium in mexico, hopefully next year.

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I ended up following Marsha uptown to see the opening of Janet Fish at the DC MOORE Gallery - which was crowded and attended by a couple of other well known artists including Alex Katz (who I did not speak to), and I decided not to talk with Janet Fish but I could have.  Most of my questions were covered in the press release which is also on Artnet.  If Janet Fish were someone I'd really wanted to talk to....I would have, yet despite knowing of her for 20 years (since my summer in Vermont during 1987) I did not feel a need to connect.

I found Janet Fish's work even in quality and, buy Sepazon no prescription, Where can i order Sepazon without prescription, more or less, predictable - still overall, buy Sepazon without a prescription, Sepazon paypal, pretty good (but not cutting edge).   I guess Janet Fish can get attention without being shocking and annoying (which is so common today in both painting and online media).  People are so saturated with media messages - to just be yourself - to just paint, and make attractive paintings, delivered overnight Sepazon, Buy Sepazon online no prescription, takes a certain about of courage.  Because selling out today, might be to attempt to be "cutting edge" and not being "yourself".    So, Sepazon for sale, Saturday delivery Sepazon, whatever you think of Janet Fish, she stays within her range.  

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There's also the issue of timing - I think this Paris trip happens sometime in May, and so does the Emetrics Summit in San Francisco (although Emetrics happens at the beginning of May) and I'd like to go to Emetrics (and I'm not sure I'll be able to either), free Evista samples. Where to buy Evista, So there's a lot of "ifs" here that I need to see if I can bring together - and that's partly what I'll talk to Marsha Wooley about Saturday (if it does not get rescheduled - it seems to be our pattern that meetings get shifted around a lot - last time she was in NY, we rescheduled 4 times), where to buy Evista. Purchase Evista online no prescription, And then, maybe I'll take in an opening or two - so that's what I've got on my agenda for Saturday. 

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                                Mount Saint Victoire - Marsha Wooley

As you might know, Paul Cezanne is my favorite artist and I painted many, many lanscapes and still lifes in his style (see further down in this post) and I read everything about Cezanne including a book  Jane Roberts wrote on Channeling Paul Cezanne which was out of print for a while and hardly anyone knows about - I had a copy when I spent a year living in Berkley, California, in the late 1970's but since lost it - maybe I'll order it again.  I also remember owning a "Composition According to Cezanne" book that was a classic first analysis on how Cezanne architected his paintings and the concept of flat and shallow depth.

I visited the Barnes Collection  several times (and many other museums that had Cezanne's in their collection) and knew just about every Cezanne painting and sketch like the back of my hand.  And when I spent a summer at the Vermont Studio School/Center in 1988, I met Sidney Geist who wrote a book on Cezanne and claimed to see words in the painting compositions (French words, of course).   When someone paints Mount Saint Victorie, I know all about it as the images of Cezanne's paintings are etched forever in my soul- even if I never visited that part of France.

Marsha Wooley leads a course in landscape painting in France every couple of years (then next one will be in May 2007, around Memorial day) - it's given through the University she teaches at near Denver.

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Many people take the course just to go landscape painting with her in France, around Paris and in other parts of France.  How many people know that about Marsha?  She does not talk about her art history work or traveling to France on her website or anywhere else - or promote it, yet I find it very intersting and very much something that should known about her; it's unusual and very hip, actually.

In this context, I see myself, in relation to other artists, as a nexus, perhaps a chalice, holding, containing and connecting multiple levels of reality - I live as much in the Web Analytics and Web Promomotion world as I live in the Art World (both modern and pas), being a creature of both-  at the same moment - think in both ways and see opportunities that are often being overlooked (but no longer - she sees them now too).  I hope I'm not being full of myself here (but if I am, so what?)

Here's an opportunity for Marsha Wooley to promote her art in a way that has almost no competition - how many American Artists take Art Classes to Paris to paint Art in Cezanne's backyard ?  Marsha Wooley - the artist, the woman who cares about the purity of the land, who is an art historian, art lover, art teacher and all around nice person (she also rides horses and lives near a ranch where she can take care of the horses - and she knows a lot about wildlife). I was drawn to talk to her when I walked into Prince Street Gallery a couple of weeks ago - and it that which I was drawn to - the paintings only are the surface).

I ended the interview talking with Marsha's boyfriend, a Rocket Scientist (a real Rocket Scientist) who works on Communication satellites, including launching them - he's a mechanical engineer and I asked him about the systems he works with. 

There was also another artist I spoke with at the Gallery today - Owen Gray - and I'll write up more about him later.

One thing we all had in common  The Vermont Studio School, me in 1988, they in the 1990's and Owen spent some time just last year there.  Yes, I should look up the people I know in Vermont again, maybe it's time to think about re visiting Vermont, some time in the near future - for a residency.  I can certainly use one - after all I have been through (that's the subject of a chapter in a book but I won't go into it here). 

I mentioned that I knew one of the founders well before the Center came into being as we studied with the same teacher, Ralph Houston, in Smithville Flats, NY; but that's another life, almost, but I haven't forgotton, and it's still part of me. Even as I have gone my own way, I still retain the knowledge of what brought us all together even as I persue it in my own way.

BTW, Marsha also opened up that she used to, in the past, paint abstract (a while back) and if you get close to her works you can see the looser brushwork.  Most of her large paintings started as one or two session oil sketches, done on location - and some of these are made into larger paintings - many of which are in the show. 

I think Marsha might be realistic in her approach, but she manages to keep her brushwork fresh - not overworked - even though the paintings are often large and complex, they hold together, and in her works she maintains a consistant mood and tone. 

Marsha has also contained many things within her - art history, geology, a feeling for the land and the animals that live on it, and that's all in the paintings - and it sets her apart from some of the other artists in her Denver Gallery, Robischon ( at least 4 others who also paint landscapes of the West). 

I am very happy for her that her first NYC show worked out, she made a profit off of the show, had some quality time in NY and furthered her career; it's a wonderful thing when that works out.

One thing I did not see Marsha paint much of - people - hardly any reference to a person (I think I might have spotted one in the Mount Saint Victoire painting at the beginning of this post - it's a wonderful painting that keeps growing on me)  - maybe her boyfriend hiking on a mountain - painted as a speck in the distance.  That sorta reminds me of Claude Lorraine - or other landscape artists that generally did not put people in their work.

Also, missed commenting on a large painting that had a rock that looked like a UFO...I almost can see Captain Kirk, Commander Spock and First Engineer Scotty beaming down next to the rock (something out of Star Trek 2, 3 or 4).  There's a mystery behind the rock (don't have a picture of that painting).

Anyway, to finish this all off, interviewing Marsha Wooley in person was a much better result than doing it via Email. She had not really seen or read my questions and what I got earlier was not the in depth interview I wanted.  I think here, I gave my readers something about Marsha Wooley they'd have to speak with her to learn about (and only if she opened up - I got her to open up for me).

Since we all spent time in Vermont, at Vermont Studio School, I was led to look at some of her paintings as being about both the landscape and herself.

 This painting was done while Marsha Wooley was in Vermont, staying at the Studio School; it was a scene from the Community College that is on a hill above Johnston, VT.  I remember it well as I used to walk up to it and paint scenes from a similar location like these works of mine (below).

       

     

Marshall Sponder's Vermont Studies (above, all from 1988)  - these reminded me of Marsha's painting - Marsha's painting, in fact, is call for me to go back and pick the landscape spirit I left in Vermont.  I put part of me aside, for many years, and I wish to address it again, which drove me to paint.  The paintings below are among those I did after I returned from Vermont. Within a year or two, I lost it - lost the thread.

              

                

Yes, I know Vermont, the mystery in those hills, mountains, the magnetic energy, the particular color of the sky, and the subject of trees.  Some of the thoughts that came into my mind felt as if the landscape spoke to me and suggested things - and when I spoke to Marsha Wooley, it turned out she has some of the same thoughts; Not unusual, we're both artists.

The trees are both the lanscape and different aspects of ourselves and people we know.  Marsha's trees represent some the people in her life - the motifs relate to people she cared about - and the painting are as much about that as the landscape of Vermont - much as it was for me, when I was painting and living there.  I was working out an idea of what comes first, what comes second, etc.

I think I need to go back to Vermont, someday soon, so I can pick up the landscape theme again - and maybe (if I can) taking part of that painting course in Paris - next time it happens - that would be really great as painting is in my soul - just as it's in Marsha's.

For the first part of Marsha Wooley's interview go here.

End of Interview

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"In fact, our modern attitude toward mountains - to what we consider to their natural beauty - is a matter of conditioned learning, inherited through literature and theology, which has evolved during the last few centuries to encompass a notion of the sublime in nature: we have been trained on what to see and how to feel.  The evolution of the whole modern world exmplified by the evolution of our feelings towards mountains."

Marsha Wooley's interview - which I put a lot of my soul into writing - is all about Art, and I can't tell you if lavander in the background means there is also some Economy, Science and Technology in the text as well - perhaps there is.

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                                Mount Saint Victoire - Marsha Wooley

As you might know, Paul Cezanne is my favorite artist and I painted many, many lanscapes and still lifes in his style (see further down in this post) and I read everything about Cezanne including a book  Jane Roberts wrote on Channeling Paul Cezanne which was out of print for a while and hardly anyone knows about - I had a copy when I spent a year living in Berkley, California, in the late 1970's but since lost it - maybe I'll order it again.  I also remember owning a "Composition According to Cezanne" book that was a classic first analysis on how Cezanne architected his paintings and the concept of flat and shallow depth.

I visited the Barnes Collection  several times (and many other museums that had Cezanne's in their collection) and knew just about every Cezanne painting and sketch like the back of my hand.  And when I spent a summer at the Vermont Studio School/Center in 1988, I met Sidney Geist who wrote a book on Cezanne and claimed to see words in the painting compositions (French words, of course).   When someone paints Mount Saint Victorie, I know all about it as the images of Cezanne's paintings are etched forever in my soul- even if I never visited that part of France.

Marsha Wooley leads a course in landscape painting in France every couple of years (then next one will be in May 2007, around Memorial day) - it's given through the University she teaches at near Denver.

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Many people take the course just to go landscape painting with her in France, around Paris and in other parts of France.  How many people know that about Marsha?  She does not talk about her art history work or traveling to France on her website or anywhere else - or promote it, yet I find it very intersting and very much something that should known about her; it's unusual and very hip, actually.

In this context, I see myself, in relation to other artists, as a nexus, perhaps a chalice, holding, containing and connecting multiple levels of reality - I live as much in the Web Analytics and Web Promomotion world as I live in the Art World (both modern and pas), being a creature of both-  at the same moment - think in both ways and see opportunities that are often being overlooked (but no longer - she sees them now too).  I hope I'm not being full of myself here (but if I am, so what?)

Here's an opportunity for Marsha Wooley to promote her art in a way that has almost no competition - how many American Artists take Art Classes to Paris to paint Art in Cezanne's backyard ?  Marsha Wooley - the artist, the woman who cares about the purity of the land, who is an art historian, art lover, art teacher and all around nice person (she also rides horses and lives near a ranch where she can take care of the horses - and she knows a lot about wildlife). I was drawn to talk to her when I walked into Prince Street Gallery a couple of weeks ago - and it that which I was drawn to - the paintings only are the surface).

I ended the interview talking with Marsha's boyfriend, a Rocket Scientist (a real Rocket Scientist) who works on Communication satellites, including launching them - he's a mechanical engineer and I asked him about the systems he works with. 

There was also another artist I spoke with at the Gallery today - Owen Gray - and I'll write up more about him later.

One thing we all had in common  The Vermont Studio School, me in 1988, they in the 1990's and Owen spent some time just last year there.  Yes, I should look up the people I know in Vermont again, maybe it's time to think about re visiting Vermont, some time in the near future - for a residency.  I can certainly use one - after all I have been through (that's the subject of a chapter in a book but I won't go into it here). 

I mentioned that I knew one of the founders well before the Center came into being as we studied with the same teacher, Ralph Houston, in Smithville Flats, NY; but that's another life, almost, but I haven't forgotton, and it's still part of me. Even as I have gone my own way, I still retain the knowledge of what brought us all together even as I persue it in my own way.

BTW, Marsha also opened up that she used to, in the past, paint abstract (a while back) and if you get close to her works you can see the looser brushwork.  Most of her large paintings started as one or two session oil sketches, done on location - and some of these are made into larger paintings - many of which are in the show. 

I think Marsha might be realistic in her approach, but she manages to keep her brushwork fresh - not overworked - even though the paintings are often large and complex, they hold together, and in her works she maintains a consistant mood and tone. 

Marsha has also contained many things within her - art history, geology, a feeling for the land and the animals that live on it, and that's all in the paintings - and it sets her apart from some of the other artists in her Denver Gallery, Robischon ( at least 4 others who also paint landscapes of the West). 

I am very happy for her that her first NYC show worked out, she made a profit off of the show, had some quality time in NY and furthered her career; it's a wonderful thing when that works out.

One thing I did not see Marsha paint much of - people - hardly any reference to a person (I think I might have spotted one in the Mount Saint Victoire painting at the beginning of this post - it's a wonderful painting that keeps growing on me)  - maybe her boyfriend hiking on a mountain - painted as a speck in the distance.  That sorta reminds me of Claude Lorraine - or other landscape artists that generally did not put people in their work.

Also, missed commenting on a large painting that had a rock that looked like a UFO...I almost can see Captain Kirk, Commander Spock and First Engineer Scotty beaming down next to the rock (something out of Star Trek 2, 3 or 4).  There's a mystery behind the rock (don't have a picture of that painting).

Anyway, to finish this all off, interviewing Marsha Wooley in person was a much better result than doing it via Email. She had not really seen or read my questions and what I got earlier was not the in depth interview I wanted.  I think here, I gave my readers something about Marsha Wooley they'd have to speak with her to learn about (and only if she opened up - I got her to open up for me).

Since we all spent time in Vermont, at Vermont Studio School, I was led to look at some of her paintings as being about both the landscape and herself.

 This painting was done while Marsha Wooley was in Vermont, staying at the Studio School; it was a scene from the Community College that is on a hill above Johnston, VT.  I remember it well as I used to walk up to it and paint scenes from a similar location like these works of mine (below).

       

     

Marshall Sponder's Vermont Studies (above, all from 1988)  - these reminded me of Marsha's painting - Marsha's painting, in fact, is call for me to go back and pick the landscape spirit I left in Vermont.  I put part of me aside, for many years, and I wish to address it again, which drove me to paint.  The paintings below are among those I did after I returned from Vermont. Within a year or two, I lost it - lost the thread.

              

                

Yes, I know Vermont, the mystery in those hills, mountains, the magnetic energy, the particular color of the sky, and the subject of trees.  Some of the thoughts that came into my mind felt as if the landscape spoke to me and suggested things - and when I spoke to Marsha Wooley, it turned out she has some of the same thoughts; Not unusual, we're both artists.

The trees are both the lanscape and different aspects of ourselves and people we know.  Marsha's trees represent some the people in her life - the motifs relate to people she cared about - and the painting are as much about that as the landscape of Vermont - much as it was for me, when I was painting and living there.  I was working out an idea of what comes first, what comes second, etc.

I think I need to go back to Vermont, someday soon, so I can pick up the landscape theme again - and maybe (if I can) taking part of that painting course in Paris - next time it happens - that would be really great as painting is in my soul - just as it's in Marsha's.

For the first part of Marsha Wooley's interview go here.

End of Interview

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"Cameras made the task of keeping a record of people and things simpler and more widely available, and in the process reduced the care and intensity with which people needed to look at the things they wanted to remember well, becasue pressing a button required less concentration and effort than composing a precise and comely drawing." ".....our inherent laziness and to guarantee our satisfaction, a promise, if you think about it, that should be antithetical to the premise of making art, which presumes effort and risk."

"...His psychedelic palette dovetailed with his famously narcotic voice--a voice that, according to Ross's mysterious calculation, was the reason that the other 97 percent of viewers, from Akron to Ankara, from Harrisburg to Hong Kong, tuned in. "

"...Sometimes, as Ross knew, the artistic value of a painting, as with a family photograph, or any personal momento, is it's least important quality." "...that art is out there waiting to be captured, the only question being whether we are prepared to recognize it."

"In fact, our modern attitude toward mountains - to what we consider to their natural beauty - is a matter of conditioned learning, inherited through literature and theology, which has evolved during the last few centuries to encompass a notion of the sublime in nature: we have been trained on what to see and how to feel.  The evolution of the whole modern world exmplified by the evolution of our feelings towards mountains."

Marsha Wooley's interview - which I put a lot of my soul into writing - is all about Art, and I can't tell you if lavander in the background means there is also some Economy, Science and Technology in the text as well - perhaps there is.

What About Amy Chrehore's Interview, how does it compare with Marsha Wooley's as Topic Flower?

There are subtle differences, mostly in texture between the Amy Chrehore Topic Flower and the Marsha Wooley Topic Flower.   A Topic Flower of Amy's recent post about Pierre Puvis De Chavannes looks much different - reflecting as much the writers style as the subject of the post (see below).

    

What about Olan's Interview that I did a couple of weeks ago?

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                                Mount Saint Victoire - Marsha Wooley

As you might know, Paul Cezanne is my favorite artist and I painted many, many lanscapes and still lifes in his style (see further down in this post) and I read everything about Cezanne including a book  Jane Roberts wrote on Channeling Paul Cezanne which was out of print for a while and hardly anyone knows about - I had a copy when I spent a year living in Berkley, California, in the late 1970's but since lost it - maybe I'll order it again.  I also remember owning a "Composition According to Cezanne" book that was a classic first analysis on how Cezanne architected his paintings and the concept of flat and shallow depth.

I visited the Barnes Collection  several times (and many other museums that had Cezanne's in their collection) and knew just about every Cezanne painting and sketch like the back of my hand.  And when I spent a summer at the Vermont Studio School/Center in 1988, I met Sidney Geist who wrote a book on Cezanne and claimed to see words in the painting compositions (French words, of course).   When someone paints Mount Saint Victorie, I know all about it as the images of Cezanne's paintings are etched forever in my soul- even if I never visited that part of France.

Marsha Wooley leads a course in landscape painting in France every couple of years (then next one will be in May 2007, around Memorial day) - it's given through the University she teaches at near Denver.

ART 220 PAINTING AND DRAWING IN FRANCE 3 11073 B01 ARGMT 0900A-0200P 05/30-06/25 $ STAFF Includes 5 days in Paris, 05/30-06/25. Additional fees apply. Must register no later than 04-15-06. Orientation meeting is 04/21 in AD 105, 0600P. For more information and details regarding the registration deadline, please contact Marsha Wooley at 303-797-5862.

Many people take the course just to go landscape painting with her in France, around Paris and in other parts of France.  How many people know that about Marsha?  She does not talk about her art history work or traveling to France on her website or anywhere else - or promote it, yet I find it very intersting and very much something that should known about her; it's unusual and very hip, actually.

In this context, I see myself, in relation to other artists, as a nexus, perhaps a chalice, holding, containing and connecting multiple levels of reality - I live as much in the Web Analytics and Web Promomotion world as I live in the Art World (both modern and pas), being a creature of both-  at the same moment - think in both ways and see opportunities that are often being overlooked (but no longer - she sees them now too).  I hope I'm not being full of myself here (but if I am, so what?)

Here's an opportunity for Marsha Wooley to promote her art in a way that has almost no competition - how many American Artists take Art Classes to Paris to paint Art in Cezanne's backyard ?  Marsha Wooley - the artist, the woman who cares about the purity of the land, who is an art historian, art lover, art teacher and all around nice person (she also rides horses and lives near a ranch where she can take care of the horses - and she knows a lot about wildlife). I was drawn to talk to her when I walked into Prince Street Gallery a couple of weeks ago - and it that which I was drawn to - the paintings only are the surface).

I ended the interview talking with Marsha's boyfriend, a Rocket Scientist (a real Rocket Scientist) who works on Communication satellites, including launching them - he's a mechanical engineer and I asked him about the systems he works with. 

There was also another artist I spoke with at the Gallery today - Owen Gray - and I'll write up more about him later.

One thing we all had in common  The Vermont Studio School, me in 1988, they in the 1990's and Owen spent some time just last year there.  Yes, I should look up the people I know in Vermont again, maybe it's time to think about re visiting Vermont, some time in the near future - for a residency.  I can certainly use one - after all I have been through (that's the subject of a chapter in a book but I won't go into it here). 

I mentioned that I knew one of the founders well before the Center came into being as we studied with the same teacher, Ralph Houston, in Smithville Flats, NY; but that's another life, almost, but I haven't forgotton, and it's still part of me. Even as I have gone my own way, I still retain the knowledge of what brought us all together even as I persue it in my own way.

BTW, Marsha also opened up that she used to, in the past, paint abstract (a while back) and if you get close to her works you can see the looser brushwork.  Most of her large paintings started as one or two session oil sketches, done on location - and some of these are made into larger paintings - many of which are in the show. 

I think Marsha might be realistic in her approach, but she manages to keep her brushwork fresh - not overworked - even though the paintings are often large and complex, they hold together, and in her works she maintains a consistant mood and tone. 

Marsha has also contained many things within her - art history, geology, a feeling for the land and the animals that live on it, and that's all in the paintings - and it sets her apart from some of the other artists in her Denver Gallery, Robischon ( at least 4 others who also paint landscapes of the West). 

I am very happy for her that her first NYC show worked out, she made a profit off of the show, had some quality time in NY and furthered her career; it's a wonderful thing when that works out.

One thing I did not see Marsha paint much of - people - hardly any reference to a person (I think I might have spotted one in the Mount Saint Victoire painting at the beginning of this post - it's a wonderful painting that keeps growing on me)  - maybe her boyfriend hiking on a mountain - painted as a speck in the distance.  That sorta reminds me of Claude Lorraine - or other landscape artists that generally did not put people in their work.

Also, missed commenting on a large painting that had a rock that looked like a UFO...I almost can see Captain Kirk, Commander Spock and First Engineer Scotty beaming down next to the rock (something out of Star Trek 2, 3 or 4).  There's a mystery behind the rock (don't have a picture of that painting).

Anyway, to finish this all off, interviewing Marsha Wooley in person was a much better result than doing it via Email. She had not really seen or read my questions and what I got earlier was not the in depth interview I wanted.  I think here, I gave my readers something about Marsha Wooley they'd have to speak with her to learn about (and only if she opened up - I got her to open up for me).

Since we all spent time in Vermont, at Vermont Studio School, I was led to look at some of her paintings as being about both the landscape and herself.

 This painting was done while Marsha Wooley was in Vermont, staying at the Studio School; it was a scene from the Community College that is on a hill above Johnston, VT.  I remember it well as I used to walk up to it and paint scenes from a similar location like these works of mine (below).

       

     

Marshall Sponder's Vermont Studies (above, all from 1988)  - these reminded me of Marsha's painting - Marsha's painting, in fact, is call for me to go back and pick the landscape spirit I left in Vermont.  I put part of me aside, for many years, and I wish to address it again, which drove me to paint.  The paintings below are among those I did after I returned from Vermont. Within a year or two, I lost it - lost the thread.

              

                

Yes, I know Vermont, the mystery in those hills, mountains, the magnetic energy, the particular color of the sky, and the subject of trees.  Some of the thoughts that came into my mind felt as if the landscape spoke to me and suggested things - and when I spoke to Marsha Wooley, it turned out she has some of the same thoughts; Not unusual, we're both artists.

The trees are both the lanscape and different aspects of ourselves and people we know.  Marsha's trees represent some the people in her life - the motifs relate to people she cared about - and the painting are as much about that as the landscape of Vermont - much as it was for me, when I was painting and living there.  I was working out an idea of what comes first, what comes second, etc.

I think I need to go back to Vermont, someday soon, so I can pick up the landscape theme again - and maybe (if I can) taking part of that painting course in Paris - next time it happens - that would be really great as painting is in my soul - just as it's in Marsha's.

For the first part of Marsha Wooley's interview go here.

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