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"Symbols and Archetypes at Vanderbilt
Ageless Images
20 Questions with David Onri Anderson
Crawl Space: October 2019
Vanderbilt Fine Arts Gallery delves into the collective unconscious in 'Symbols and Archetypes'
Nashville artist explores ugly truths about slavery in David Lusk exhibit
Carlyle Wolfe in Her Own Words
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Three of the paintings in this exhibition are based on a color experience in the gardens at the Dixon last fall that I found spectacular.
warm, late afternoon light + goldening foliage + deep neutral violet grasses + zinnia gradients from oranges to pinks to violets + warm white fragrant roses + cypress olive greens + soft coral angel trumpets
Interview with Julian Rankin, Director of the Walter Anderson Museum of Art
First and foremost, I would like to thank you again for your time and agreeing to participate in an interview with me about Carlyle Wolfe and her work. Wolfe provided me with your email saying that you would be an ideal person to reach out too and interview as you have become familiar with her work. I am glad Wolfe suggested this, as you are the Director of the Walter Anderson Museum of Art (WAMA), in Ocean Springs, Mississippi, but especially because of a quote of yours I found in an article announcing your directorship of WAMA: