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The Paris Independent
January 20, 2024
A RT S & C U LT U R E In the Studio with Taren White: A Year of Artistic Journeys in Paris IN THE STUDIO
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Amy WalshHarris
With Taren White
As I sit down to reflect on the past year of writing this column, a flood of memories and emotions rushes through me. It has been an extraordinary journey, one that has allowed me to step into the private worlds of local artists each month, witnessing their creative process and hearing the unique stories that have shaped their artistic paths. I am deeply honoured to have had this opportunity and am thankful for each artist who graciously welcomed me into their homes and studios. Paris has such a beautiful art community, and being embraced by its vibrancy and diversity has been a privilege I will forever cherish. Over the past year, I have had the pleasure of exploring the studios of various local artists, from seasoned professionals to emerging talents. The sheer diversity of styles, mediums, and perspectives within the
Linda Rudyk
artistic landscape of Paris is aweinspiring. Each visit has been a unique and enriching experience, a chance to delve into the minds of creators and understand the depth of their inspiration. One aspect that stands out is the multifaceted nature of an artist's life. Beyond the canvas and the easel, every artist must navigate the intricate
Jeanette Obbink
backstage of their craft. The behindthe-scenes reality involves juggling not only the creative process but also the demands of running a business. Social media management, marketing, accounting – these are just a few facets of the artist's daily grind that often go unnoticed. Continued on page 24
