Lisa Palombo Interview-Inspiration and Creativity Abounds- Fine Artist Interviewed on Transformation Education
Live phone-in interview with fine artist Lisa Palombo on the series Transformation Ed Live!
The result? Insight and inspiration into the world of creativity. Don't miss this episode of Dr. King's interviews of this accomplished impressionistic artist. www.lisapalombo.com
Interview: Lisa_Palombo_Interview_9_07
As another fine example of learning across the lifetime and inspiration for transformation- Lisa Palombo, the fine artist, provides a compelling interview in the talkshow interview format about her work. Listen in as we find out about her work, field questions from a collector who phones in and get an inside look. www.lisapalombo.com
About The Artist:
Lisa Palombo began her formal art education at the age of nine by spending her summers at the acclaimed Rhode Island School of Design (RISD). She later graduated RISD with honors and proceeded to study Fine Art at the European Honors Program in Rome, Italy. Her current work consists of Impressionistic style landscapes, beach scenes, gardens, still lifes and florals.
Lisa Palombo's oil paintings are part of private and corporate collections throughout the United States and Europe. Her paintings grace over 40 book covers, including several New York Times best sellers. She has also received numerous awards and honors. She is a member of the Oil Painters of American Association and the American Artists Professional League, and is listed in the National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington, D.C. and Marquis Who's Who in American Art.
You can reach Lisa Palombo at
website: www.lisapalombo.com
blog: floralpaintings.blogspot.com
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9/17/07
I enjoyed the interview. The most interesting thing to me was the mention of living in the concrete of a city and working to create beauty in response. One pattern seen historically with highly creative teams is that they work in ugly and austere places. Beauty, it seems, can be distracting. This seems to extend beyond art, by the way, to all creative endeavors. I wonder if it is analogous to needing quiet to think. And I wonder if the situation is changing as we come to live in media-rich environments.
Peter
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It's interesting we can use media to share that message of beauty and creativity. That is one of the reasons I wanted to do that interview to share some of her experiences with a larger audience. It isn't done to much.
Dr KPK
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