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Dot has studied with a number of artist/teachers, including Richard
McKinley, Desmond O'Hagan, Lorenzo Chavez, Kim Lordier and
Duane Wakeham.
Her main focus is on landscapes, skyscapes, still lifes, and abstracts.
She continues to take art and drawing classes to sharpen her skills.
She belongs to several local art associations and has served on the
board of directors of an art guild. She has exhibited in the St. Louis
area and in Albuquerque and entered a number of shows where she
has been honored as an award winner several times. Her work hangs
in private collections across the U.S. and internationally. She is
represented by Patrician Design in Albuquerque.
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Ken retired in 2006 after almost 45 years in sales with the same
company. He grew up in a small town outside of St. Louis, and after
high school he joined the Navy, where he spent most of his military
career in the Mojave Desert. He has traveled extensively, and has
always pursued his interest in the arts, visiting many of the major
museums and taking classes when he was able to fit it into his hectic
schedule.
He now takes classes in drawing and in advanced pottery making, and
has a growing collection of hand thrown pots other functional items.
His pottery is in numerous private collections. He accepts commissions
for functional and fine art pottery.
McKinley, Desmond O'Hagan, Lorenzo Chavez, Kim Lordier and
Duane Wakeham.
Her main focus is on landscapes, skyscapes, still lifes, and abstracts.
She continues to take art and drawing classes to sharpen her skills.
She belongs to several local art associations and has served on the
board of directors of an art guild. She has exhibited in the St. Louis
area and in Albuquerque and entered a number of shows where she
has been honored as an award winner several times. Her work hangs
in private collections across the U.S. and internationally. She is
represented by Patrician Design in Albuquerque.
* * * * * * * * * *
Ken retired in 2006 after almost 45 years in sales with the same
company. He grew up in a small town outside of St. Louis, and after
high school he joined the Navy, where he spent most of his military
career in the Mojave Desert. He has traveled extensively, and has
always pursued his interest in the arts, visiting many of the major
museums and taking classes when he was able to fit it into his hectic
schedule.
He now takes classes in drawing and in advanced pottery making, and
has a growing collection of hand thrown pots other functional items.
His pottery is in numerous private collections. He accepts commissions
for functional and fine art pottery.
| Ken and Dot Hoffman |
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