Monthly Archives: July 2013

time complexity

Posted on July 25, 2013 by Margaret Withers

There’s something really nice about having an art show in the town that you grew up in. It’s odd, because I left Texas as soon as I could, and overtime, it has become a place that I miss more in … Continue reading →

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Interview with Margaret Withers in The Artist Catalogue

Posted on July 13, 2013 by Margaret Withers

Interview with Margaret Withers in The Artist Catalogue

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what I’m currently working on in my studio

Posted on July 10, 2013 by Margaret Withers

I’m currently working on this new large one (29″x41.5″) that I started a couple of days ago (I’m unsure of the final orientation) and this large painting – 47″x31″ that I’m almost done with and a couple of small paintings.

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fluently mumbling

Posted on July 5, 2013 by Margaret Withers

Tonight in Brooklyn is the reception for Unhinged, a salon style group show at Pierogi Gallery that highlights selections from the Pierogi flat files. I will have a piece up and plan to attend if you would like to come by … Continue reading →

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time complexity

Interview with Margaret Withers in The Artist Catalogue

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fluently mumbling

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