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Interview with new Resident Artist Kim Anderson

1/13/2020

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AS: What is your medium of choice?
KA: Primarily, I am a fiber artist and love working in textiles overall.

AS: How did you get started?
KA: We raise sheep and have bred them for their wool, so in effect I produce my own medium!

AS: What are some of your greatest inspirations?
KA: I get my inspiration from a variety of things, but mostly nature, fantasy, and whimsy. However I do enjoy making things that are fun and functional like felted soaps and pet pods.

AS: Do you have a favorite piece of work that you have done?
KA: Tie! Betty the Yeti was the most fun piece because of the creative aspect, but my squirrel is another favorite due to the technical aspects that I learned and accomplished.
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1/29/2020 05:08:21 am

I've always known artists as deep people. Every artwork that they create has meaning on their lives, these meanings couldn't be explained through words and they see art as their medium to express it instead. Though your interview with Kim Anderson was kind of short, I can see that Kim is a passionate person. You will know that a person is passionate through his choice of words, and I've seen that on Kim! Hopefully, you will get more time to know this artist because I would love to see more!

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