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    Sheryl Zacharia: Shaped by the Southwest

    Nov 01, 2017 3 minutes
    Written by Christina Olds

    Santa Fe-based artist Sheryl Zacharia has replaced the joy she found in her previous career as a professional singer-songwriter with the equally satisfying joy of art making. “Pattern and form are rhythm, palette is harmony, lines and shapes are lyrical,” she said in an artist statement. “I’m striving to make visual poetry.”

    Zachary’s latest solo exhibition of all new work, , featured cezlestial themed pieces such as and . The ceramic forms combine straight-edged blocks

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