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August 10, 2011 by Jeane George Weigel 4 Comments

Words For It – A Poem By Julia Cameron

Coming-To-New-Mexico

I refer to Julia Cameron and her spectacular, life-changing book, The Artist’s Way, all the time because she and it have had a profound effect on my life. I offer here a poem she wrote to close out that beautiful book: Words For It I wish I could take language And fold it like cool, […]

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August 5, 2011 by Jeane George Weigel 4 Comments

The Art of Anna Karin, Truchas, New Mexico

Anna Karin

You all know Anna Karin from my posts about putting together our new gallery, The Anna Karin Gallery, here in Truchas, NM. Anna is, of course, my partner in that venture. While I’ve written a post about her before (The Old Adobe Church, the Wolf and Survival), I’ve never written specifically about her work—an oversight […]

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August 4, 2011 by Jeane George Weigel 5 Comments

Decadence At Evoke Contemporary Gallery, Santa Fe

I had mentioned the opening of “Decadence” at Evoke Contemporary Gallery in my post about Lee Price’s show “Full” (see previous post Lee Price’s Show “Full” at Evoke Contemporary Gallery, Santa Fe), but had not yet had a chance to see the show myself. Anna and I went to Santa Fe the other day, specifically, […]

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August 3, 2011 by Jeane George Weigel 5 Comments

Core Meanings of the Ugly Duckling

Truchas Field

Many of you responded to last week’s excerpts from Clarissa Pinkola Estes’s version of The Ugly Duckling as told in her book, Women Who Run With the Wolves. I thought I would offer additional excerpts today, this time providing Estes’s analysis of the fairy tale: “The problem of the exiled one is primeval. Many fairy […]

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August 1, 2011 by Jeane George Weigel 11 Comments

Anna Karin Gallery, Truchas, NM: Final Touch

Bill Loyd New Sign

We’ve decided we need one last sign—this to go on the canyon side of the road, just opposite our building. You see, we realized that when folks are driving up here, they are looking at the stunning Sangre de Cristo Mountains that rise high above that canyon, NOT AT OUR GALLERY on the other side […]

Filed Under: A Meaningful Life

July 29, 2011 by Jeane George Weigel 17 Comments

The Art of Becoming an Abstractionist

Online Art Classroom

Like the painter, Beatrice Mandelman, the famous Taos Modernist, coming to New Mexico dramatically changed my art. Prior to arriving here my career had been spent as a realist painter, primarily figurative and genre work. When I first visited Truchas, I was in something of a transition with my work. I was abstracting the backgrounds […]

Filed Under: Artistic Process

July 27, 2011 by Jeane George Weigel 6 Comments

The Ugly Duckling

Chicken Slider

I have quoted from Clarissa Pinkola Estes’s wonderful book, Women Who Run With the Wolves, on facebook many times and I have also mentioned her telling of Hans Christian Andersen’s fairy tale, “The Ugly Duckling”, on the blog. I highly recommend reading it for yourselves, but, because several of you have been communicating with me […]

Filed Under: Wisdom Wednesdays

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About High Road Artist IMG 9461 150x150I am Jeane George Weigel, a working artist living in the mountains of northern New Mexico, and I do not think you and I are so different.

Every single one of us longs to know what we ache for, to “follow our bliss” as Joseph Campbell famously put it. You may find yours as an artist, a writer, or a teacher. But I am convinced we all yearn to live what is in our hearts. Some of us spend a lifetime discovering what that is. Some never find it.

This blog is about a journey of self-discovery, yours and mine. I write about the experience of living an artist’s life and share musings and photos as this living experiment unfolds. It is my hope you’ll join in the conversation by writing to me about your lives and I dearly hope something, here, will inspire you.

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