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March
15, 2006 Sorcha Meek’s career as an Artist is on
a comfortably upward trajectory. The opening this winter of her
studio-gallery, Solo, on Cascade Avenue is a sure indication of
that. Yet Meek, ever humble, ever gracious, stresses that her latest
venture is just the next stop on her journey through Art, parenthood,
family, life — read
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Winter 2006 Artisan Northwest Magazine "Greener Pastures": Twelve artists go down to the farm for inspiration. Sorcha Meek, painter-printmaker from Hood River, Oregon, also departed from the familiar to create paintings, sewn with horsehair to gessoed onion sacks, depicting Rod and Lana Frahm's thousand-acre onion and beet farm on the Snake River near Ontario, Oregon. — read more >> |
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Summer 2005 Sorcha Meek, speaking softly with a poetic flow in her words tells me the Philosopher Kant said, “Art is about revealing what is already there. The role of the artist is to make sense of it”. Flashing eyes soften and change as memories of the sudden, unexpected loss of her father-in-law, John, are shared — read more >> |
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