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Paradise City Art Buzz

Stories and perspectives for those who love living with handmade objects and fine art.

What’s Cooking? Trash Talk!

What's Cooking? Trash Talk!

Artists have always seen lots of creative possibilities in found objects and recycled materials. Using items as diverse as plastic or glass containers, discarded metal, reclaimed wood, used paper products, cast-off fabrics, bottle caps, tag sale jewelry and cracked pottery, a marvelous alchemy can be achieved as familiar substances transform into something unexpected.

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What’s Cooking? A Stitch in Time!

What's Cooking? A Stitch in Time!

In this Marketplace collection, we’ll take a look at the myriad ways that Paradise City’s artists stitch their way into your heart. Fashion is the most obvious, and surprisingly easy to order online. But if we delve beneath the surface, we see an undiscovered world of stitchery.

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What’s Cooking? Let A Smile Be Your Umbrella!

What's Cooking? Let A Smile Be Your Umbrella!

In this week’s Marketplace collection, Paradise City’s artists show you work that is fanciful, whimsical, and guaranteed to make you smile. It may be playful, high-spirited or simply full of witty visual puns. It may have bright colors, exaggerated shapes, introduce you to mythical characters or even tell a captivating story.

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What’s Cooking? Cool Places, Outdoor Spaces!

What's Cooking? Cool Places, Outdoor Spaces!

What we love most about summertime and warm weather is that it allows us to spend a lot of our time outside. After a season of being cooped up inside, it’s great to throw open the windows, breathe the fresh air, and walk out the door. We hope you’ll allow some of Paradise City’s artists to show you the way.

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What’s Cooking? Table Talk!

What's Cooking? Table Talk!

In this week’s curated Marketplace “Table Talk”, you’ll find furniture and home furnishings made of the finest hardwoods and fabricated from metal and glass. Some makers draw their inspiration from the Arts and Crafts Movement, mid-century aesthetics, or Japanese architecture. Others simply let the natural woodgrain guide them or push their work into the realm of cutting-edge design.

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