Sleep well my precious one. You gave all you could give and then even more. Without you I would not have become me. Thank you.
Tricia Sellmer shares her New York Studio School interview published November 15th, 2018
Art can be an instrument for healing after a traumatic experience
Drawing provides an excellent tool in the preparation for painting. Drawing, using contour lines often begins a meditative process that will relax the artist and develop keen observation strategies.
Artists, curators and small galleries often make important things happen.The vital components necessary to ensure a project materializes include vision, determination, financial support, gallery space and risk.
Making art is about taking risks, finding courage, then making the leap of faith. The piece, Blue Print for a Shroud, represents the thought process behind developing work that can be considered risky.
In 2006 I traveled to Umbria and participated in an art residency at the International School of Painting, Drawing and Sculpture. The experience was magical.
30 members from St. Paul's Cathedral gathered October 1st, 2017 in my studio in Cherry Creek for a Paint-In to celebrate Water as part of the Season of Creation Series.
I am often asked how my paintings come about. "Many different ways," I answer "but this is how You Brought Me the Moon But (You) did not Stay developed."