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ONE QUESTION – Nat Meade

Steve Locke: I have been following your work since we met at Skowhegan 2009 (and I’m lucky enough to have one of your works on paper). I have always felt an affinity for your work not just because of the subject, but because of the qualities of the paintings themselves. You have a way of… (read more)

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Some things you can’t forget, and some things you shouldn’t….

I have a lot of things to remember.  That is why I started making these monuments. I didn’t know that they were monuments when I was started, but, like most artists, I don’t immediately know what the subject of the work is when I am making it.  As I continued to make them, it was clear… (read more)

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