| Taba Dale |
In a career spanning three
decades, Taba Dale has framed
or installed artwork valued over
fifty million U.S. dollars, and has
provided art advisory services to
an international clientele that
includes private collectors,
museums and corporations.
Her company TABA Inc. has
been featured in many
publications including the
Washington Business Journal,
Entrepreneur, BusinessWeek,
Business Forward, The Arizona
Republic, and Desert Living.
decades, Taba Dale has framed
or installed artwork valued over
fifty million U.S. dollars, and has
provided art advisory services to
an international clientele that
includes private collectors,
museums and corporations.
Her company TABA Inc. has
been featured in many
publications including the
Washington Business Journal,
Entrepreneur, BusinessWeek,
Business Forward, The Arizona
Republic, and Desert Living.
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Featured Artist...
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Legacy of the Arts is a new interview program promoted throughout the global world of art to feature
contemporary visual artists working in a variety of media. These interviews provide a powerful platform for
artists, collectors, curators and other art personalities to deliver their message, their mission, their
methods—what drives them, what inspires them.
This compelling new program is the most important forum for fine art around the globe and allows artists
to promote their creative work to galleries, museums and collectors worldwide.
If you are an artist and would like to be considered for an interview on Legacy of the Arts, please submit
the interview request form on our website for consideration and we will contact you very shortly thereafter.
To watch our video presentation, click the blue video icon to the right.
contemporary visual artists working in a variety of media. These interviews provide a powerful platform for
artists, collectors, curators and other art personalities to deliver their message, their mission, their
methods—what drives them, what inspires them.
This compelling new program is the most important forum for fine art around the globe and allows artists
to promote their creative work to galleries, museums and collectors worldwide.
If you are an artist and would like to be considered for an interview on Legacy of the Arts, please submit
the interview request form on our website for consideration and we will contact you very shortly thereafter.
To watch our video presentation, click the blue video icon to the right.
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Today''s Featured Artist....
Raised in the Washington, D.C. area, Tucson Sculptor Rebecca
Thompson draws on the rich history of each site to develop her themes.
Whether she is creating monumental structures or intimate pieces her
work feels natural and peaceful.
Her graduate studies at Cornell University took place just as the 9-11
event transpired in New York City. She says that this event changed the
course of her graduate thesis and she became committed to make art
that she felt was meaningful on a broader scale than the common
practice of promoting singular “artistic pursuits.” Art for Rebecca is a
visual language, a way to cross barriers of gender, culture and
economics.
She is an active community member and often accepts projects that
require community involvement. Her desire to create contemplative work
has led to her involvement with commemorative garden spaces and
meditation gardens for public parks, and corporate and educational
establishments.
Thompson draws on the rich history of each site to develop her themes.
Whether she is creating monumental structures or intimate pieces her
work feels natural and peaceful.
Her graduate studies at Cornell University took place just as the 9-11
event transpired in New York City. She says that this event changed the
course of her graduate thesis and she became committed to make art
that she felt was meaningful on a broader scale than the common
practice of promoting singular “artistic pursuits.” Art for Rebecca is a
visual language, a way to cross barriers of gender, culture and
economics.
She is an active community member and often accepts projects that
require community involvement. Her desire to create contemplative work
has led to her involvement with commemorative garden spaces and
meditation gardens for public parks, and corporate and educational
establishments.
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