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Revisited: Inga Dalrymple and Phillip J. Mellen in Conversation
Hey and welcome to ahtcast!
This episode invites Sydney, Australia based artist Inga Dalrymple back to the podcast!
Words of the day: Edges. Sensory. Rhythm. Intuitive. Breath.
It has been nearly 10 years to the day since Inga last joined me to talk about her paintings. She had a lot to share about where her paintings have been over the years and, in my humble opinion, returning in force!
And as always, I encourage listeners to visit the artists’ websites while listening and look along. Or visit ahtcast.com for images of the guest artist’s work.
And one more tidbit, submitting 2 questions to the conversation was previous ahtcast guest Cologne based painter Sabine Tress, so be sure to listen for those.
Welcome Inga Dalrymple back to the program…...listen in!
The artist's website: https://ingadalrymple.com/home.html
(Original podcast intro song by David T Miller and Phillip J. Mellen)
Thanks for listening!
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Hey and welcome to ahtcast!
This episode invites Sydney, Australia based artist Inga Dalrymple back to the podcast!
Words of the day: Edges. Sensory. Rhythm. Intuitive. Breath.
It has been nearly 10 years to the day since Inga last joined me to talk about her paintings. She had a lot to share about where her paintings have been over the years and, in my humble opinion, returning in force!
And as always, I encourage listeners to visit the artists’ websites while listening and look along. Or visit ahtcast.com for images of the guest artist’s work.
And one more tidbit, submitting 2 questions to the conversation was previous ahtcast guest Cologne based painter Sabine Tress, so be sure to listen for those.
Welcome Inga Dalrymple back to the program…...listen in!
The artist's website: https://ingadalrymple.com/home.html
(Original podcast intro song by David T Miller and Phillip J. Mellen)
Thanks for listening!