365 Artists 365 Days Project

Melissa Dorn Richards, Roller Coaster XVI, 2013, oil on canvas, black velvet, 36x48 in.

I recently discovered an incredible resource for artists/ artist interviews.

"The aim of this project is to share with you daily a diverse selection of contemporary visual artists working today from across the country and perhaps the world. "

365 Artists 365 Days is a collaborative effort, begun this year, by Frank Juarez of the Frank Juarez Gallery (Sheboygan) and Rachel Quirk and Zina Mussmann of Greymatter Gallery (Milwaukee).

Check out the interviews here: 365 Artists 365 Days.

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