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Artist Sarah Hessinger graduated from Cal State University of Long
Beach in 2005 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Fine Art. Her drawing “Ophelia”
recently won first place with The 45th Annual Fine Art Competition in
Glendale, AZ. “Ophelia” along with “She Still Flies” and “Gathering” were
part of The Richeson 75 Figure 2008 Competition. Gathering was part of
the exhibition.
Hessinger is represented by Rive Gauche Gallery in Scottsdale, Az. She
has recently exhibited as one of the Artists-in-Residency at The Artist’s
Studio at the Farm at South Mountain, where her outdoor exhibition
“Embracing Light and Memory” received much attention and was published as
part of the So Scottsdale Magazine in the summer of 2008.
Artist Statement: “Since Childhood I have enjoyed working with all mediums,
exploring watercolors, and oil painting for many years where my education
started at the hands of my mother. Painting has always been my passion,
creating and exploring that which is not easily tangible. My recent art has been
exploring the simplicity of balance. It is the simplest kinds of balance that are
often the hardest to attain, and often the most intriguing to me. I strive to paint
the inner pendulum swing. ”
Beach in 2005 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Fine Art. Her drawing “Ophelia”
recently won first place with The 45th Annual Fine Art Competition in
Glendale, AZ. “Ophelia” along with “She Still Flies” and “Gathering” were
part of The Richeson 75 Figure 2008 Competition. Gathering was part of
the exhibition.
Hessinger is represented by Rive Gauche Gallery in Scottsdale, Az. She
has recently exhibited as one of the Artists-in-Residency at The Artist’s
Studio at the Farm at South Mountain, where her outdoor exhibition
“Embracing Light and Memory” received much attention and was published as
part of the So Scottsdale Magazine in the summer of 2008.
Artist Statement: “Since Childhood I have enjoyed working with all mediums,
exploring watercolors, and oil painting for many years where my education
started at the hands of my mother. Painting has always been my passion,
creating and exploring that which is not easily tangible. My recent art has been
exploring the simplicity of balance. It is the simplest kinds of balance that are
often the hardest to attain, and often the most intriguing to me. I strive to paint
the inner pendulum swing. ”