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Lynda Pogue Lynda in her Studio Searching for a Heart of Gold Acrylic Media & Gold Mica on Canvas 30” x 30” Known for her fresh style and inventive use of color and texture, Canadian artist Lynda Pogue works in both encaustic (wax) and water-based media to create bold abstract representational paintings that have resonated with viewers around the world. These are paintings of pure expressionism, each imbued with its own unique energy, expressing a different meaning, tone, and spiritual quality that connects to viewers in new and diverse ways. Here, each painting becomes a foray into vibrant emotionality, where ideas and energies are presented using fresh and innovative means of expression. One of the most striking aspects of a Pogue painting is the interplay of colors across the canvas, both visually stimulating and deeply profound in meaning. She begins each painting journey with explosions of energy, hue, and interesting surfaces that often unfold in surprising ways. Her process is deceptively simple: “Whatever form the painting takes will reveal itself to me and open up as I respond to the moment,” she explains. What results are bold brushstrokes of color combined with weighty textures set in primarily abstract compositions. Each canvas is infused with patterns of light and shadow, with a hint of geometric form, as she somehow weaves all these divergent elements together to create a sense of harmony and purpose. Pogue has dedicated a lifetime to inspiring and empowering the people around her. She has a diverse background in teaching, keynote speaking and writing, and is author and feature editor of Women with Vision magazine, and has been writing articles for ARTisSpectrum for several years. Painting has emerged as simply one more forum through which she can share her vision with the world. As she explains, “Everything The Portals Acrylic on Canvas 36” x 60” is everything. Learning one thing continually affects the other. Doors open for the open mind.” Lynda Pogue has won multiple awards for her artwork, and her paintings are featured in collections around the globe. She currently lives and works near Toronto, Canada. www.lyndapogue.com www.agora-gallery.com/ArtistPage/ Lynda_Pogue.aspx 20 ARTisSpectrum
ARTisSpectrum Magazine Silver Edition The Synergy of Success by Lynda Pogue Turn the page to see how this talented team of women work and play together to make Agora one of New York’s most successful galleries... 21 ARTisSpectrum
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Umeko Okano Japanese artist Umeko O
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Thierry Fazian Caribbean artist Thi
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Chantal Westby Learned and formally
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Eberhard Marx’s oil on canvas and
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Gary Hong Patricia Brintle Brillian
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Becky Franco Twilight Oil on Canvas
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Rosa Ibarra Every stop on Rosa Ibar
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