


| The Epiphany Gallery |
| Above - PRAYER FLAGS THE ART OF JO ANN BROWN-SCOTT THE CREATIVE EPIPHANY CHAPTER 18, TITLED "THE LOVE OF MAKING ART" www.tenspeedstudio.com Below - AFRICAN GIRL |

| REGAN ROSBURG, CHAPTER 8 TITLED "WARPAINT" FOR ADDITONAL INFORMATION ON IMAGES AND SHOWS GO TO www.reganrosburg.com www.artandsoulboulder.com |
PHRASISM and THE PHRASIST MOVEMENT Originated In The Work Of Randy Pijoan Most recently Randy Pijoan has originated a way to convey the social interaction of people at this turn of the hectic 21st Century. Randy's new term Phrasism evolved from his conversations with Poet Jonathan Allen. Jonathan said that the paintings reminded him of visual Haiku poetry, and that they serve as phrases, as from poems, or ‘distilled snap-shots of poetic phrasing,’ as they capture moments in the lives of hurried, nameless people going about their lives. These ideas, plus correspondence with other artists, such as playwrights, photographers and sculptors soon resulted in a completely new body of work described in The Phrasist Manifesto. The movement was launched in the first national traveling show of Phrasism in 2001, and included invitations to other national artists, poets and writers selected for their cutting edge work in and around the Phrasist design concepts. Phrasist concepts in the manifesto include the following artistic components: eliminating the horizon line in all works, to better represent the other half of our lives that interacts with those views. Showing aspects of realism as a complete abstract reality that is without non- representational expressionistic overtones, as well as embracing the majority of our lives that continues to be un-posed, random and ever moving; always oriented toward the destination yet never relaxing into one place for very long. Seven years after its conception in Randy Pijoan’s visual art, Phrasism has appeared in plays, movies and in the work of many other artists throughout the country. Now Pijoan’s work has once again pushed the envelope of what exactly defines Phrasism, with his most recent show at the Peterson Gallery in Santa Fe. He has currently been experimenting with new ways of pushing all the elements of Phrasist design and composition, in some of the largest and smallest paintings of his career. Pijoan explains, “Phrasism has always been about a portrait of an event, and never about the person; gambling on the fact that even within this ‘snap-shot world’ we can indeed find the beauty and paradox of a true realism yet unnoticed by the masses or the casual viewer. |
| Below THE ART OF RANDY PIJOAN THE CREATIVE EPIPHANY, CHAPTER 5, TITLED "MY MAGENTA RETURN" Copyright 2008 www.randypijoan.com non-profit arts foundation - www.ventero.org Left - AN IMAGE REPRESENTING RANDY'S PHRASIST MOVEMENT |
| Below - AN EXAMPLE OF RANDY'S NIGHTSCAPES |
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| Left KATHY PARK CHAPTER 3 TITLED "JUST ANOTHER WORD" MULTI-FACETED ARTIST, MUSICIAN AND WRITER www.dreampowerartworks.com |




| Jane says, "When I ordered these tulip bulbs (above left painting titled "Tango" ) I had another kind of composition in mind for them, but when they graced my garden last year, they had other ideas for me! I love fancy ruffled, multicolored tulips so much, and was so pleased when I saw these blooming. At the Denver Art Museum there is a painting by Maria van Oosterwyck that is also published in my book, which has one of the most beautifully painted tulips I have ever seen. Her 17th century Dutch painting has been an inspiration to me for years and one of my artistic goals has been to paint a tulip as beautifully as the one in her painting. Her's is an entirely different color and kind of tulip, but I think mine are painted with as much love for their beauty as Maria's. I'm also very proud to have one of my paintings in a show at the C. M. Russell Museum in March. Typically they show "Western" themed work there, so I am particularly delighted that they invited me to send one of my floral paintings. I chose this one, "Star of the Night" (above right) because it is visually powerful and presents the beauty and power of this part of nature." |
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| THE STUNNING PAINTINGS OF JANE JONES Chapter 10, "ANGELS ALONG THE WAY" in THE CREATIVE EPIPHANY |