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- In Studio with John Stillmunks The definitive collection of essays and stories I write when I am supposed to be painting.
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- Visit Artistic Indulgence A really nice gallery in Minneapolis that often carries my work.
- Visit Madhaus Gallery Robin Paul and John Gaps III
- Visit the Dundee Gallery Dundee Gallery is a great place to not only see and purchase my work, but the owner Jean has an incredible collection of work from some really outstanding artists.
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I LOVE, LOVE your work. Fun, interesting and original with exciting colors. I am doing shows in IL this Spring-Summer, hope to see your amazing work in an art fair one day. Keep creating,
Carla Bank
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Thank you very much Carla. I hope to see your work as well some time this summer in Chicago.
John, Loved your article on Empty Easel Newsletter. I so agree with you. I don’t do giclees or prints either. I like your work. I love the town of St. Charles, Mo. I lived in Bridgeton, Mo. in the Carrollton Subdivision from 62 to 68, went to Hazelwood h.s. Thanks for the insights. Patt
Just read your article on Empty Easel.com “No, Not Everybody’s an Artist (Despite What They May Think).” You but into words what I’ve felt for some time. There seems to be a very heavy emphasis on the marketability of one’s art and not the ART itself. I’m not a big fan of “copies” or should I say “prints” either….I feel it takes away from the original…one little piece at a time! Thanks for sharing.
Susan M. Olsen