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Sara Oseasohn

Sara writes: 

I have loved art and created art for as long as I can remember.  I attended drawing and painting classes at the Cleveland Museum of Art from age five, and was introduced to woodblock printing, weaving and pottery, mask-making, jewelry-making and figure drawing, and art theory in college, where I received my degree in Visual and Environmental Studies.  In 2014, I was introduced to pastels through a workshop with Shelly Eager, and pastels became my primary medium of expression.  The vivid colors and varied textures of  pastels let me capture and communicate the meaning I see in the world around me. I like to focus on people and connections, using simple forms and rich colors to create impact and to express the underlying stories, emotions and relationships. I continue to work in other media as well, inspired by the rich artistic community and wonderful environment on Cape Ann.

Above: clockwise from upper left

Ambush

Dusk in San Miguel

Luminous

Jizo-San Guardian of Children and Travelers