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The words of Timothy Ivy…
“In my day to day life I’m a photojournalist for various publications.
For 20+ years I’ve been privileged to tell local, national and international stories with my camera. I’ve been allowed into the lives of both famous and every day people.”
“In that time I’ve seen a lot of beauty and a lot of ugliness. As a way to counter-balance the ugliness I see through the lens, I engage in personal artistic projects that allow me to express more peace and beauty.”
“One such project in which I’m currently engaged...
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..the esoteric warrior queen.
Born to a Caribbean father and an American mother, this queen is highly intelligent and multilingual.
Warrior queens don’t just exist in fantasy.
You can find some of my paintings on my website and some more photography here.
-Tamara Natalie Madden
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Last month I went on an invigorating trip with my boyfriend. I needed time to get away and relax amidst nature. He took me far away to a place that I never thought would have existed here. We trekked through the woods with only the wind guiding us until I heard the glorious sound of rushing water. I’ve always had an affinity for water. Growing up on an island may have something to do with it. I can’t swim, but I find that water calms me and soothes my soul.
Once I saw it, I was astonished! I began jumping around like a little child–I only wished I had brought my swimsuit.:)
It...
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If you haven’t been to the Garden’s online community site, what’s taking so long?
PangeasGarden.com
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Tomorrow, Saturday, Sept 5 at 8 pm…
Join in a celebration of two artists, “Remember Peace, Remember Pleasure” features the photography of Saddi Khali and the music of Nakia Henry at the Casa Freia Gallery in New York
Designed to incite the senses, the evening features both photography and music. For the eyes, a photo exhibit will challenge dominant standards of beauty. For the ears, a CD release and performance will reshape the limits of song.
The Casa Frela Gallery is hosting an opening reception for the artist on Saturday September 5th, 2009, 8pm to midnight
Casa Frela Gallery
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August 30, 2009 |
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captures of a momentary stroll thru Cabbagetown in Atlanta…
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When we revisit the past we are often able to see ourselves in the eyes of others. I think that it’s very important to remember our ancestors because they live in all of us.
Great grandmother’s eyes, grandmother’s nose and granduncle’s hands. The one way to live forever is to have children, but it’s important to teach our children to look back from time to time and remember.
You can find some of my paintings on my website and some more photography here.
-Tamara Natalie Madden
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I am Vincent Christie, the creator of this blog and the latest entries were not from me. They were the works and words of Artist and Photographer Tamara Natalie Madden. And she joins the Project as a regular contributor to the Garden.
A Jamaican native, I’ve known Tamara since she moved to Atlanta five years ago. The young creative has lived through some challenges. Diagnosed in 1997 with a life threatening genetic kidney disease called IGA Nephropathy, her art became her lifeline. But as her health deteriorated she decided to take trip home to Jamaica where she discovered she had a long...
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August 25, 2009 |
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Eating well enhances your quality of life. Ultimately, a diet filled with fresh fruits and vegetables will increase your vitality.
I’ve been a vegetarian and a naturalist(of sorts) for over 12 years now so promoting the veggie lifestyle through photography is a great thing.
You can find some of my paintings on my website and some more photography here.
-Tamara Natalie Madden
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The model, Sankan, was born in Liberia. Africa runs through her veins, so I found the perfect location that would transform her into her true self, an African Goddess.
As a painter first, my goal when working with models, is to paint a picture that tells a story. My ultimate goal is to take the model and viewer to another place.
You can find some of my paintings on my website and some more photography here.
-Tamara Natalie Madden
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